Interior and moisture
Walls, ceilings, floors, doors and windows: Tom looks for apparent defects and moisture indicators on the visible, accessible components covered by the agreement.
PRIVATE UNIT INSPECTION
Condo inspection
in Québec.
Understand the visible, accessible condition of your unit before you decide. Complete your due diligence by reviewing the syndicate’s records too.
With Tom Evans, certified inspector and Level 1 thermographer. Explanations on site and an illustrated report within 72 hours.
WHAT TOM CHECKS
Practical observations, room by room.
Accessible systems
Visible plumbing, accessible electrical components, heating and ventilation serving the unit. Checks depend on access, conditions and the agreed package.
Recommended follow-up
The illustrated report explains findings and recommended further checks or work. It also records inaccessible areas and the limits of the visit.
This is a visual inspection. It cannot see through walls or guarantee the absence of hidden defects.
THE UNIT AND THE BUILDING
A beautiful condo does not tell the whole story.
A shared roof replacement or work that needs funding may affect your decision. Ask the seller for available syndicate records and discuss their implications with your broker or notary.
Tom’s packages cover the private unit. A full common-area inspection, financial analysis and preparation of statutory co-ownership documents are outside that scope.
Law 16: understand the documents
The maintenance log, contingency fund study and syndicate attestation answer different questions from your unit inspection.
See the documents, deadlines and questions to ask →PREPARE FOR THE VISIT
Three steps to move forward.
Confirm your needs
Send the address, unit type and your deadline. Tom confirms the package, required access and appointment.
Bring your questions
Attend if possible. Share your concerns and relevant information about previous work or known damage.
Read the report and follow up
Your illustrated report arrives within 72 hours. Clarify findings and arrange recommended follow-up within your transaction’s deadlines.
Your condo inspection questions.
Are common areas included?
The condo packages shown here cover the private unit. They do not include a full inspection of the shared roof, structure or common systems. Access and scope are confirmed before the visit.
Does the inspection report replace Law 16 documents?
No. The report describes the visible condition of the unit at the time of the visit. It does not replace the statutory maintenance log, contingency fund study or syndicate attestation.
Is the Plus package’s maintenance guide the syndicate’s log?
No. It is a personal guide for the upkeep of your unit. The statutory log concerns the co-ownership and must be prepared by a person qualified under the regulation.
What should I send to book?
The condo address, your phone number, the service you need and your preferred date or inspection-condition deadline. Tom can then confirm scope and availability.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Tell Tom about your condo.
Send the address and your deadline to confirm the service and appointment.