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Home inspections in Edmonton and area

A home inspection that puts your mind at ease.

Buying a home is a big step. We take a careful look at the whole house and explain what we find in plain language, so you can move forward with confidence.

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  • Plain-language report with photos
  • Clear next step for every finding
  • Edmonton and surrounding communities
  • Questions answered after the inspection

From a sample report

Sample

Furnace

  • What we foundThe furnace filter is overdue for a change.
  • What it meansThe furnace works harder than it needs to, and the air gets dustier.
  • What to doSwap in a new filter. It is a quick, inexpensive job you can do yourself.
Banish AnguralYour inspector

“I’ll walk through the home with you and explain what I find. No question is too small.”

What we inspect

Every major system, top to bottom

A visual inspection of the parts of the home that matter most when you are buying or selling.

  • Roof

    Coverings, flashing, gutters and visible signs of leaks.

  • Structure

    Foundation, framing and signs of movement or settling.

  • Plumbing

    Supply and drain lines, fixtures and the water heater.

  • Electrical

    Panel, wiring type, outlets and safety devices.

  • Heating

    Furnace or boiler, venting and how it is running.

  • Attic and ventilation

    Insulation levels, airflow and moisture.

  • Exterior

    Siding, windows, doors, decks and grading.

  • Interior

    Walls, floors, stairs, built-in appliances.

Inspections for every step of a move

Buying, selling or moving into something new, there is an inspection for it.

How it works

Simple from the first message to the final report.

  1. Step 1: Send your details

    Tell us about the property, your timing and any condition deadline.

  2. Step 2: We confirm

    We reply to confirm the date, the price and what the inspection covers.

  3. Step 3: Inspection day

    We go through the home system by system. Join us for the walkthrough.

  4. Step 4: Your report

    A clear report with photos and next steps, and answers to your questions.

Meet your inspector

Hi, I'm Banish.

Buying a home is one of the biggest decisions you will make. My job is to help you understand the house you are buying, without the jargon and without the pressure.

You will deal with one person from your first message to your final report, and you are always welcome to call with questions afterwards.

Banish AnguralFounder

  • Plain language, always

    Every finding explained in everyday words, with a clear next step.

  • Come along, ask anything

    Join the walkthrough and ask questions while you are standing in front of things.

  • Honest about limits

    If something cannot be seen or reached, the report says so plainly.

  • Here after the report

    Questions after you move in? Get in touch any time.

Built for Edmonton

Local homes, local know-how

Climate, age and building type all change what is worth a closer look.

  • Freeze and thaw

    Edmonton winters are hard on foundations, grading and roofs. We look closely at how water moves around and into the house.

  • Older homes

    Mature neighbourhoods can hide older wiring, aging plumbing and past renovations. We point out what to ask about.

  • Condos

    For condos we focus on your unit and the shared parts we can see, and flag what to check in the condo documents.

Areas we serve

Edmonton and the surrounding communities.

Questions people ask

Straight answers to the most common questions about home inspections.

What does a home inspection include?

A visual, non-invasive look at the home's major systems: roof, structure, exterior, plumbing, electrical, heating, insulation and ventilation, and interior. You get a written report with photos explaining what was found and what to do next.

Should I attend the inspection?

Yes, if you can. Walking through the home together is the easiest way to understand the findings and ask questions while you are standing in front of them.

Can you inspect a home in winter?

Yes. Most of an inspection is unaffected by winter. Snow can limit what is visible on the roof and around the grading, and the report says exactly what could not be seen.

What if my condition deadline is soon?

Mention the deadline when you get in touch. We will tell you right away whether we can fit the inspection in before it.

Buying or selling a home in the Edmonton area?

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