Identify Visible Defects
The examination may reveal visible defects, damage or components requiring adjustment, depending on accessibility and the agreed scope of work.
Before beginning your new chapter, take a careful look at your newly built property.
Taking possession of a new house or condo is an important milestone. INSPEXION supports you by examining visible and accessible components, identifying issues to report and helping you understand the findings of your pre-delivery inspection in Montréal.
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A new property may have unfinished work, items requiring adjustment or visible defects. A pre-delivery inspection gives you time to examine the building’s accessible components and identify findings to consider at handover.
Beyond the appearance of the rooms, this visit focuses on the components covered by the agreed scope: finishes, doors, windows, accessible equipment and other elements that can be examined under the conditions of the inspection.
INSPEXION helps you understand the findings and formulate your questions. Our goal is to support you through this milestone with a clearer picture of your new house or condo.
Useful support to examine your newly built property and organize your observations.
The examination may reveal visible defects, damage or components requiring adjustment, depending on accessibility and the agreed scope of work.
The observations help you prepare for discussions about unfinished work and situations to clarify with the people involved in your project.
Use the visit to ask questions about the findings and better understand the equipment and components examined in your future property.
The checks are defined according to the property type, stage of completion, available access and agreed scope. The inspection may include the following components.
Some tests or examinations may be limited when equipment is not installed, connected or accessible. These conditions must be taken into account when interpreting the observations.
For a detached or semi-detached house, we specify the interior and exterior components to examine and the access required before the appointment.
Your unit’s inspection covers the components defined in the agreed scope. Examination of common areas is a separate matter and should not be assumed to be included.
The delivery date may change. Let us know the planned timeline and any changes so we can check appointment availability.
Send us the address, property type and anticipated handover date.
We define the scope, required access and useful information to organize the visit.
The inspector examines accessible components and explains the issues identified during the inspection.
Use the observations and the document included in the agreed scope to clarify issues to discuss with the people involved.
Contact INSPEXION to check availability at the address of your newly built property.
Waiting to take possession of a new condo or house in Montréal? Tell us about your project, including in Rosemont, Villeray, Verdun or Ahuntsic, to prepare for your appointment.
For a new property in Chomedey, Sainte-Rose, Vimont or Duvernay, send us the handover details so we can arrange the inspection.
In Terrebonne, Blainville, Repentigny or Saint-Eustache, prepare to take possession of your house or condo with an examination tailored to the agreed scope.
Is your project located in Longueuil, Brossard, Boucherville or Saint-Lambert? Contact our team to clarify the arrangements for your inspection.
It is an examination carried out in preparation for taking possession of a new property. It identifies findings relating to the visible and accessible components covered by the agreed scope.
Contact us as soon as a handover date is anticipated. We will discuss the timeline and access conditions. Let us know promptly if the delivery date changes.
The price depends on factors such as the property type, its layout, location and the scope of the inspection. Send us the project details to receive a tailored quote.
Yes. A newly built property may have unfinished work, visible damage or components requiring adjustment. The inspection helps identify issues that can be observed at the time of the visit.
This depends on the agreed scope and access permissions. An inspection of the unit does not automatically include an inspection of the building’s common areas.
No. The inspection covers components that are accessible under the conditions of the visit. It does not constitute a guarantee and cannot examine all hidden components of the building.
Send us the address, building type and anticipated date. INSPEXION supports you in preparing for your pre-delivery inspection in Montréal and the surrounding area.