Home Inspection
Welcome to DeTech Home Inspection- Your Trusted Certified Home Inspection Experts
At DeTech we specialize in providing professional home inspection services tailored to meet your specific needs. Whether you're buying or selling a property, our comprehensive inspections ensure peace of mind and confidence in your investment.
We Offer
Specialized Testing
Mold testing and asbestos inspection services to identify potential hazards and ensure a safe living environment. Carbon monoxide detection included in all inspections for added safety and peace of mind.
Regional Coverage
Proudly serving Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, Guelph, Brantford, London, and surrounding areas with reliable home inspection services.
Cutting-Edge Technology
Utilizing state-of-the-art tools such as drones and moisture meters to provide accurate and detailed assessments.
Why Choose Us?
Our team consists of certified home inspectors with extensive experience in the industry.
We provide thorough home inspection reports with clear and concise findings to aid in your decision-making process.
Our Services
Inspections that cover every aspect of your property, from structural integrity to appliance performance.
For buyers who want a thorough assessment of their potential new home before making a commitment.
For sellers looking to address any issues before putting their home on the market, enhancing credibility and value.
Home Inspection Pricing
Condo Apartment (up to 1,500 sq ft): Get a thorough inspection for just $200 + HST.
For Townhouses (up to 2,000 sq ft), our inspection service is competitively priced at $250 + HST.
If you're in need of a quick Walkthrough/Pre-Offer Inspection (up to one hour), it's available for a budget-friendly rate of $200 + HST.
For Detached or Semi-Detached Homes:
- Under 2,000 sq ft: $250 + HST.
- 2,000 to 2,500 sq ft: $300 + HST.
- 2,500 to 3,000 sq ft: $350 + HST.
- 3,000 to 3,500 sq ft: $400 + HST.
Additional considerations:
Add $34.99 for each extra 500 square feet.
Please be aware that if the actual home size exceeds the initially agreed-upon square footage, the inspection cost will be adjusted accordingly during the inspection. Square footage is determined by the total living space.
Book an Inspection today by filling the form below
Payment options: We accept Cash and E-transfer, payment is due at the time of inspection or before the inspection, text receipts is available .
Meet your Inspectors
Safi Ullah
Founder,
Registered Home Inspector
Reza Ullah
Associate,
Registered Home Inspector
Certified Home Inspection from ICA and InterNachi
HD Drone Photos
A Mavic Air 3 can help a home inspector by providing:
Aerial View: It can take pictures and videos of the property from above, helping inspectors assess roofs, chimneys, and other hard-to-reach areas.
Roof Inspection: Drones can capture detailed roof images, making it easier to spot issues like damaged shingles or leaks.
Thermal Imaging: Some drones have thermal cameras that can find hidden problems like heat loss or water leaks.
Safety: Drones can access hazardous areas, reducing risks for inspectors.
Documentation: They can create visual records for inspection reports.
Time Savings: Drones speed up certain parts of the inspection process.
Moisture Detector
A moisture detector helps a home inspector:
Find water damage, leaks, and moisture issues in walls, ceilings, and floors.
Prevent mold and structural damage by catching problems early.
Assess moisture levels in building materials.
Identify insulation and energy efficiency issues.
Document findings in inspection reports, aiding homeowners in decision-making.
Outlet Circuit Tester
An outlet circuit tester helps a home inspector:
Quickly check electrical outlets for wiring issues, ensuring safety and compliance with electrical codes.
Identify faulty or miswired outlets to prevent electrical hazards.
Ensure outlets are properly grounded and functioning, providing valuable insights for inspection reports.
Carbon Monoxide Detector
A carbon monoxide detector helps a home inspector:
Detect potentially life-threatening carbon monoxide (CO) gas leaks from appliances like furnaces, stoves, or water heaters.
Ensure the safety of occupants by identifying sources of CO and recommending necessary repairs or maintenance.
Contribute to a comprehensive inspection by checking for potential health hazards.