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Canadian Residential Inspection Services, Ltd. is a solely Canadian-owned company. The company was established in 1988 to address the inspection needs of the real estate marketplace, and since that time has developed an innovative expertise in the industry.

Canadian Residential Inspection Services, Ltd. is dedicated to performing the highest quality, unbiased home inspection with courteous, prompt professional service.

A home inspection can relieve your worries or confirm your worst fears. It can even provide you with information for further negotiations on the price of the property. Our inspectors must complete a comprehensive, intensive course which includes both classroom instruction and field training along with written examinations upon completion. Our inspectors exceed industry standards. A detailed and thorough home inspection by a qualified, objective professional dispells buyer's anxiety, especially for those who have little experience in the construction industry. It's money well-invested and gives the buyer an honest, unbiased report before they purchase.

Buying a home is not easy; in fact, it’s a full time job. That’s why you need to be well prepared before you start; being prepared will make the process go smoothly. In fact, once you’ve done your homework, you will be in a position to be the boss and delegate work to your assistants. Consider yourself to be the CEO of a company that you have formed for the purpose of buying a home; you have funded the operation, and you will be paying your temporary assistants. Your assistants include your real estate agent, your appraiser, your home inspection engineer, your mortgage lender, your title company, and most often, your attorney. These professionals are being paid to facilitate your operation, and provide you with proper advice. Of course, it’s your company and you make the final decisions. Let’s assume that you’ve already weighed the advantages of renting versus buying, You know that owning your own home has financial benefits in terms of tax relief and equity appreciation, owning has nice lifestyle benefits and you can make alterations to suit your own taste.

As for your liability, your homeownerâ??s insurance policy may cover you during a project done by a renovator but you should always advise your insurance provider of any renovation work ahead of time. However, if youâ??re acting as your own general contractor and employing trades people, your policy wonâ??t automatically cover you. Youâ??ll have to ask your insurance company for temporary coverage, which will likely involve a small extra premium. Again, make sure any tradespeople you hire have their own insurance.

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