Identify Visible Defects
Identify visible issues that deserve attention, rather than discovering them only during a buyer’s inspection process.
PREPARING TO SELL YOUR PROPERTY
Pre-Sale Inspection in Montréal
Before presenting your property to buyers, take the time to better understand it.
INSPEXION supports property owners who want to prepare to sell their house, condo or residential building. Our pre-sale inspection helps you understand the building’s visible condition and identify areas to consider before listing it on the market.
Montréal · Laval · North Shore · South Shore
Prepare to sell
with a better understanding of the building.
with a better understanding of the building.
UNDERSTANDING PRE-SALE INSPECTIONS
A Useful Step Before Listing Your Property.
When preparing to sell a property, understanding its unique features helps you approach the next steps with more information. A pre-sale inspection examines the condition of the building’s visible and accessible components, within the agreed scope of work.
It can reveal visible defects, maintenance needs or situations requiring further assessment. This gives you information to consider potential repairs and prepare for discussions with the professionals supporting you through the sale.
In Montréal and the surrounding regions, INSPEXION explains its observations to help you understand your property. This process does not guarantee that the property is free of defects and does not necessarily replace an inspection that a buyer may request.
WHY SCHEDULE ONE?
Prepare for Your Sale with Practical Information.
The goal is to better understand the building before property viewings and discussions related to the sale.
Consider Upcoming Maintenance
The findings help you consider useful repairs or maintenance and consult professionals when further assessments are recommended.
Prepare for Future Discussions
Use your improved understanding of the property to ask questions and discuss the observations with your real estate broker or relevant specialists.
THE BUILDING AS A WHOLE
What Can a Pre-Sale Inspection Include?
The scope of the inspection depends on the property type, available access and the agreed scope of work. The examination may include the following components.
For a condo, the private areas and accessible components are specified before the visit. Common areas should not be considered included without confirmation.
- Façades and exterior cladding
- Accessible doors and windows
- Visible foundation components
- Roofing, depending on access conditions
- Visible interior components
- Visible plumbing
- Electrical components covered by the agreed scope
- Accessible heating, ventilation and insulation
THE STEPS OF YOUR APPOINTMENT
How Do You Arrange Your Pre-Sale Inspection?
Tell Us About Your Property
Provide the address, building type and your planned timeline for listing the property.
Arrange Access
We clarify which areas need to be accessible and what information is useful before the visit.
Have the Building Inspected
The inspector examines the components covered by the agreed scope and explains the findings.
Prepare for Your Next Steps
Review the report provided under the agreement and ask questions to better understand the recommendations.
OUR SERVICE AREAS
Pre-Sale Inspections in Montréal and the Surrounding Regions.
Send us your property’s address to confirm our availability and travel arrangements.
Montréal
Preparing to sell a property in Rosemont, Villeray, Ahuntsic, Verdun or another Montréal neighbourhood? Tell us about your pre-sale inspection needs.
Laval
For your house or condo in Laval, including Chomedey, Sainte-Rose, Vimont or Duvernay, we help you prepare for the property inspection.
North Shore
Planning to sell in Terrebonne, Repentigny, Blainville or Saint-Eustache? Contact INSPEXION to arrange your pre-sale inspection on the North Shore.
South Shore
In Longueuil, Brossard, Boucherville or Saint-Lambert, prepare to sell your property with an examination tailored to the building and the agreed scope of work.
YOUR QUESTIONS
Questions About Pre-Sale Inspections.
When should I schedule a pre-sale inspection?
Scheduling it before listing your property gives you time to understand the findings and consider any further assessments. The appointment depends on your deadlines and availability.
How much does a pre-sale inspection in Montréal cost?
The price depends on factors such as the property type, its layout, the scope of work and its location. Send us the building details to receive a tailored quote.
Does a pre-sale inspection replace a pre-purchase inspection?
It addresses the seller’s need to better understand their property. A buyer may wish to arrange their own pre-purchase inspection as part of their buying process.
What should I prepare before the visit?
Arrange access to the relevant areas and gather any available information about the property and previous work. Specific preparations are confirmed before the appointment.
Can an inspection detect every defect?
No. A visual inspection covers components that are accessible under the conditions of the visit. Hidden or inaccessible components may require a specialized investigation.
BEFORE LISTING YOUR PROPERTY
Prepare for Your Pre-Sale Inspection with INSPEXION.
Send us your property’s address and your deadlines. Our team will respond to clarify the service and arrange the next steps.