What We Inspect — Every System, Every Checkpoint
8 major systems. 96+ checkpoints. Every inspection, every home — documented with photos, thermal imaging, and AI-verified findings in a same-day report.
The 8 systems on every inspection
Open any system to see the full checkpoint list, the most common Ontario findings, and typical repair costs.
Roofing
Every shingle, flashing, valley, and penetration — documented from above.
12 checkpoints →
⚡Electrical Systems
Panels, wiring, outlets, and the hidden hazards behind every wall.
12 checkpoints →
🔧Plumbing
Supply lines, drain systems, water heaters, and the pipes you cannot see.
12 checkpoints →
🏗️Foundation & Structure
Cracks, settlement, lateral pressure — what holds everything up.
12 checkpoints →
🌡️HVAC & Mechanical
Heating, cooling, ventilation — the systems that keep you comfortable and safe.
12 checkpoints →
🌬️Attic & Insulation
What is above the ceiling affects everything below it.
12 checkpoints →
🧱Exterior & Cladding
The building envelope — your first defence against Ontario weather.
12 checkpoints →
🪟Interior Systems
Walls, floors, ceilings, stairs — what is hiding in plain sight.
12 checkpoints →
How every system gets inspected — and verified
On site — Physical Inspection
Your RHI certified inspector physically examines every accessible component of every system above with professional equipment, including moisture detection — plus thermal imaging and drone documentation when the optional upgrade is added.
In the report — Review & Verification
Every photo and reading is cross-referenced through our reporting system, and every finding is severity-rated before it appears in your report.
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What we inspect — common questions
What does a home inspection cover?
Every inspection covers all 8 systems on this page — 96+ individual checkpoints — documented with photos and thermal imaging in a same-day report.
Is anything excluded?
A home inspection is visual and non-invasive: we inspect every accessible component but do not open walls or dismantle equipment. Anything we could not access on the day is noted in the report, so you know exactly what was and was not seen.
How long does it take?
A typical detached-home inspection takes 2–3 hours on site. The report covering every system above is delivered the same day.