Orillia Inspector
Orilliaacronym title="Home and Commercial Inspections">Orillia Inspections
Professional Home Inspections from $199.00
$199.00 Home Inspections
The Orillia Home Inspector is committed to providing the best possible service at a price that is un-matched by the competition. We have been providing Professional Home Inspection services to Orillia and area for the past five years. With over 2,000 home inspections we are the Premier Home Inspector in orillia. Our commitment to our customers and investment in the latest technology ensures our leadership in the home inspection field. Orillia has grown over the last number of years and the Orillia Home Inspector has expanded and now offers Free Thermal Imaging as part of our inspection package.
Thermal Imaging allows us to see defects such as missing insulation, hidden wet areas and hot spots that the average home inspection can miss. Thermal Imaging cameras used to be too expensive an item for the home inspection industry but recent technology and price drops has allowed the Professional Home Inspector to invest in this latest technology for the benefit of their clients. Providing Thermal Imaging as part of our home inspection service ables the orillia Home Inspector to provide services not available from our competitors. Whether inspecting a home or commercial business our training and expertise makes the orillia Home Inspector your logical choice to protect your investment.
A $50.00 WETT inspection is available with our home inspection packages, our regular price is $125.00. Most home insurance companies now require a WETT inspection prior to issuing policy. A WETT inspection involves checking the appliance for certification by a registered agency such as ULC or Warnock Hersey and ensuring all clearance requirements are met. If unit is not certified requirements are more stringent. Chimneys also have to be inspected which requires that they be visible. One common problem often found in older homes is the fireplace hearth usually projects only 12 inches. Today's requirement is 16 inches of non-combustible projection from the front of fireplace. We provide WETT inspection services to Orillia and Simcoe County.
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