Older Home Inspection in Ontario
Pre-1980 builds need extra eyes. Aluminum wiring, knob-and-tube, galvanized plumbing, poly-B pipes, asbestos-containing materials, lead paint indicators, and aging foundation systems. We know exactly what to look for in Ontario's older housing stock because we inspect it every day.
Home inspection cost in Ontario — every price →What's included in every older home inspection
Optional add-on
Infrared thermal imaging
Thermal reveals hidden moisture, insulation gaps, and electrical hot spots invisible to the naked eye. Findings are integrated into your same-day report.
+$150
Frequently asked questions
How much does an older home inspection cost?
From $299 — includes Same-Day Report, Era-Specific Risk Assessment, Insurance Guidance, Hazardous Material Indicators. Thermal imaging is available as a $150 add-on. No hidden fees.
How long does an older home inspection take?
3–4 hours on-site. Same-day report delivered before midnight.
What makes older homes riskier?
Homes built before 1980 in Ontario commonly contain aluminum wiring (1965-78), knob-and-tube wiring (pre-1950), galvanized plumbing (pre-1960), poly-B plumbing (1978-95), asbestos-containing materials, and lead paint. Many of these create insurance, safety, and financial risks that are not visible without professional inspection.
Will insurance cover an older home?
Many insurers require updated electrical, plumbing, and heating systems before insuring older homes. Our report documents the exact condition of these systems so you know what insurance companies will require. We include an insurance guidance section that flags common policy requirements for older homes.
Is Inspectionly InterNACHI certified?
Yes. All inspections are performed by an InterNACHI certified inspector. Full E&O insurance on every inspection.
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