Home Inspection Services In Kelowna, BC
and surrounding areas in the Okanagan
What a Home Inspection Covers
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Roofing systems including shingles, flashing, and drainage
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Electrical systems including panels, wiring, and safety concerns
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Plumbing systems and visible leaks or deficiencies
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Structural components including foundation and framing
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Attic and insulation conditions
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Crawlspace and moisture-related concerns
Common Issues Found During Home Inspections
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Damaged roof flashing around plumbing vents
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Attic moisture and ventilation issues
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Electrical safety concerns
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Crawlspace moisture and insulation problems
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Improper drainage issues leading to water intrusion
What to Expect During a Home Inspection
A typical home inspection in Kelowna takes approximately 3–4 hours depending on the size and condition of the home. Clients are encouraged to attend the walk-through after the inspection to better understand the findings, and a detailed report with photos is provided the same day after the inspection.
How Much Does A Home Inspection Cost?
Costs vary depending on the size and type of the property, but a home inspection typically ranges on average between $500-$600 depending on square footage. Additional services such as WETT Inspections can add another $200-$300.
Why a Home Inspection is Important Before Buying
A home inspection provides critical information about a property’s condition before finalizing a purchase, helping identify defects, safety concerns, and potential repair costs that may not be visible during a showing. Understanding these issues in advance allows buyers to make informed decisions, negotiate repairs or pricing, and avoid unexpected expenses after taking possession.
What Diagnostic Tools Are Used
Thermal Cameras
Used to verify heat sources, show water leaks, and defects in insulation.
