Question 1

Why should I have a building inspected?

Accepted Answer

A building inspection gives you an objective assessment of a property's visible condition before a transaction, major work, or maintenance decision. It helps clarify risks, priorities, and potential costs.

Question 2

What does a building inspection include?

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The inspection covers visible and accessible building components, including structure, roofing, exterior envelope, electrical systems, plumbing, heating, ventilation, insulation, and interior components.

Question 3

Which areas does Radar Inspection serve?

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Radar Inspection serves Montreal, Laval, the South Shore, the North Shore, and many cities across Greater Montreal. Contact our team to confirm availability at your address.

Question 4

How do I choose this inspection service?

Accepted Answer

The right service depends on the building type, your objective, and observed signs. We can guide you before booking.

Question 5

What problems can this service reveal?

Accepted Answer

It can reveal visible conditions related to structure, the envelope, systems, or maintenance, depending on the assignment scope.

Question 6

Is this service suitable for an older home?

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Yes. Age, materials, and construction methods are considered to identify property-specific risks.

Question 7

Is this service suitable for a condo?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The scope is adapted to accessible private components and issues that may affect common areas.

Question 8

Which documents should I provide?

Accepted Answer

Previous reports, invoices, plans, maintenance records, and information about your concerns can improve the assessment.

Question 9

Can I get an inspection before making an offer?

Accepted Answer

Yes. An inspection before an offer or within the agreed deadline supports an informed real estate decision.

Question 10

Does the service include photos?

Accepted Answer

Relevant findings may be supported with report photographs, depending on the assignment.

Question 11

What is the difference between a residential and commercial inspection?

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A residential inspection is designed for houses, condos, and plexes. A commercial inspection is adapted to commercial, industrial, or mixed-use buildings and considers their specific systems and risks.

Question 12

Do you provide pre-purchase and pre-listing inspections?

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Yes. Our pre-purchase and pre-listing inspections document the apparent condition of the building and provide clear recommendations to support an informed decision.

Question 13

Do you offer specialized testing?

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Yes. We offer indoor air quality testing, mold testing, water infiltration assessments, and other expert analysis services based on the situation.

Question 14

Can you inspect a building after damage or a reported issue?

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Yes. We can assess visible signs related to water, moisture, mold, or other damage and guide you toward the appropriate next steps.

Question 15

How do I choose this inspection service?

Accepted Answer

The right service depends on the building type, your objective, and observed signs. We can guide you before booking.

Question 16

What problems can this service reveal?

Accepted Answer

It can reveal visible conditions related to structure, the envelope, systems, or maintenance, depending on the assignment scope.

Question 17

Is this service suitable for an older home?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Age, materials, and construction methods are considered to identify property-specific risks.

Question 18

Is this service suitable for a condo?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The scope is adapted to accessible private components and issues that may affect common areas.

Question 19

Which documents should I provide?

Accepted Answer

Previous reports, invoices, plans, maintenance records, and information about your concerns can improve the assessment.

Question 20

Can I get an inspection before making an offer?

Accepted Answer

Yes. An inspection before an offer or within the agreed deadline supports an informed real estate decision.

Question 21

How long does an inspection take?

Accepted Answer

A residential inspection generally takes two to three hours, depending on the building's size, age, and complexity. Commercial and specialized inspection timelines vary by scope.

Question 22

Do I need to be present during the inspection?

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Your presence is not required, but it is recommended. You can ask questions on site and better understand the inspector's findings.

Question 23

When will I receive the inspection report?

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The detailed report is generally delivered within 24 to 48 hours. The exact timing can vary with the scope of the assignment and the number of components documented.

Question 24

What is included in your report?

Accepted Answer

The report organizes findings by component and includes relevant photographs and prioritized recommendations. It is written in clear language to support your decisions.

Question 25

How do I choose this inspection service?

Accepted Answer

The right service depends on the building type, your objective, and observed signs. We can guide you before booking.

Question 26

What problems can this service reveal?

Accepted Answer

It can reveal visible conditions related to structure, the envelope, systems, or maintenance, depending on the assignment scope.

Question 27

Is this service suitable for an older home?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Age, materials, and construction methods are considered to identify property-specific risks.

Question 28

Is this service suitable for a condo?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The scope is adapted to accessible private components and issues that may affect common areas.

Question 29

Which documents should I provide?

Accepted Answer

Previous reports, invoices, plans, maintenance records, and information about your concerns can improve the assessment.

Question 30

Can I get an inspection before making an offer?

Accepted Answer

Yes. An inspection before an offer or within the agreed deadline supports an informed real estate decision.

Question 31

How do I book an inspection?

Accepted Answer

You can call us or complete our contact form with the building type, address, and service you need. We will respond promptly to confirm the details.

Question 32

How much does a building inspection cost?

Accepted Answer

Pricing depends on the building type, size, age, and inspection scope. We provide clear information before confirming the assignment, with no hidden fees.

Question 33

Are your inspectors insured and certified?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Radar Inspection works with certified inspectors and maintains liability insurance. We follow a rigorous approach based on the industry's best practices.

Question 34

How do I choose this inspection service?

Accepted Answer

The right service depends on the building type, your objective, and observed signs. We can guide you before booking.

Question 35

What problems can this service reveal?

Accepted Answer

It can reveal visible conditions related to structure, the envelope, systems, or maintenance, depending on the assignment scope.

Question 36

Is this service suitable for an older home?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Age, materials, and construction methods are considered to identify property-specific risks.

Question 37

Is this service suitable for a condo?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The scope is adapted to accessible private components and issues that may affect common areas.

Question 38

Which documents should I provide?

Accepted Answer

Previous reports, invoices, plans, maintenance records, and information about your concerns can improve the assessment.

Question 39

Can I get an inspection before making an offer?

Accepted Answer

Yes. An inspection before an offer or within the agreed deadline supports an informed real estate decision.

Question 40

Does the service include photos?

Accepted Answer

Relevant findings may be supported with report photographs, depending on the assignment.

Question 41

Why choose a residential inspection?

Accepted Answer

The right service depends on the building type, your objective, and observed signs. We can guide you before booking.

Question 42

What problems can a residential inspection reveal?

Accepted Answer

It can reveal visible conditions related to structure, the envelope, systems, or maintenance, depending on the assignment scope.

Question 43

Is a residential inspection suitable for an older home?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Age, materials, and construction methods are considered to identify property-specific risks.

Question 44

Is a residential inspection suitable for a condo?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The scope is adapted to accessible private components and issues that may affect common areas.

Question 45

Which documents should I provide?

Accepted Answer

Previous reports, invoices, plans, maintenance records, and information about your concerns can improve the assessment.

Question 46

Can I get an inspection before making an offer?

Accepted Answer

Yes. An inspection before an offer or within the agreed deadline supports an informed real estate decision.

Question 47

Does the service include photos?

Accepted Answer

Relevant findings may be supported with report photographs, depending on the assignment.

Question 48

How much does a residential inspection cost?

Accepted Answer

Pricing depends on size, complexity, and assignment scope. A clear quote is provided before confirmation.

Question 49

How do I book a residential inspection?

Accepted Answer

Send us the address, building type, and deadline by phone or through the contact form.

Question 50

Where do you offer a residential inspection?

Accepted Answer

We serve Montreal, Laval, the South Shore, the North Shore, and many Greater Montreal cities.

Question 51

Why choose a foundation inspection?

Accepted Answer

The right service depends on the building type, your objective, and observed signs. We can guide you before booking.

Question 52

What problems can a foundation inspection reveal?

Accepted Answer

It can reveal visible conditions related to structure, the envelope, systems, or maintenance, depending on the assignment scope.

Question 53

Is a foundation inspection suitable for an older home?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Age, materials, and construction methods are considered to identify property-specific risks.

Question 54

Is a foundation inspection suitable for a condo?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The scope is adapted to accessible private components and issues that may affect common areas.

Question 55

Which documents should I provide?

Accepted Answer

Previous reports, invoices, plans, maintenance records, and information about your concerns can improve the assessment.

Question 56

Can I get an inspection before making an offer?

Accepted Answer

Yes. An inspection before an offer or within the agreed deadline supports an informed real estate decision.

Question 57

Does the service include photos?

Accepted Answer

Relevant findings may be supported with report photographs, depending on the assignment.

Question 58

How much does a foundation inspection cost?

Accepted Answer

Pricing depends on size, complexity, and assignment scope. A clear quote is provided before confirmation.

Question 59

How do I book a foundation inspection?

Accepted Answer

Send us the address, building type, and deadline by phone or through the contact form.

Question 60

Where do you offer a foundation inspection?

Accepted Answer

We serve Montreal, Laval, the South Shore, the North Shore, and many Greater Montreal cities.

Question 61

Why choose a roof inspection?

Accepted Answer

The right service depends on the building type, your objective, and observed signs. We can guide you before booking.

Question 62

What problems can a roof inspection reveal?

Accepted Answer

It can reveal visible conditions related to structure, the envelope, systems, or maintenance, depending on the assignment scope.

Question 63

Is a roof inspection suitable for an older home?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Age, materials, and construction methods are considered to identify property-specific risks.

Question 64

Is a roof inspection suitable for a condo?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The scope is adapted to accessible private components and issues that may affect common areas.

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Process and reports

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Roof inspection

Condominium inspection

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Clear answers to your questions.

General questions

Why should I have a building inspected?

What does a building inspection include?

Which areas does Radar Inspection serve?

How do I choose this inspection service?

What problems can this service reveal?

Is this service suitable for an older home?

Is this service suitable for a condo?

Which documents should I provide?

Can I get an inspection before making an offer?

Does the service include photos?

Services and inspections

What is the difference between a residential and commercial inspection?

Do you provide pre-purchase and pre-listing inspections?

Do you offer specialized testing?

Can you inspect a building after damage or a reported issue?

How do I choose this inspection service?

What problems can this service reveal?

Is this service suitable for an older home?

Is this service suitable for a condo?

Which documents should I provide?

Can I get an inspection before making an offer?

Process and reports

How long does an inspection take?

Do I need to be present during the inspection?

When will I receive the inspection report?

What is included in your report?

How do I choose this inspection service?

What problems can this service reveal?

Is this service suitable for an older home?

Is this service suitable for a condo?

Which documents should I provide?

Can I get an inspection before making an offer?

Booking and pricing

How do I book an inspection?

How much does a building inspection cost?

Are your inspectors insured and certified?

How do I choose this inspection service?

What problems can this service reveal?

Is this service suitable for an older home?

Is this service suitable for a condo?

Which documents should I provide?

Can I get an inspection before making an offer?

Does the service include photos?

Residential inspection

Why choose a residential inspection?

What problems can a residential inspection reveal?

Is a residential inspection suitable for an older home?

Is a residential inspection suitable for a condo?

Which documents should I provide?

Can I get an inspection before making an offer?

Does the service include photos?

How much does a residential inspection cost?

How do I book a residential inspection?

Where do you offer a residential inspection?

Foundation inspection

Why choose a foundation inspection?

What problems can a foundation inspection reveal?

Is a foundation inspection suitable for an older home?

Is a foundation inspection suitable for a condo?

Which documents should I provide?

Can I get an inspection before making an offer?

Does the service include photos?

How much does a foundation inspection cost?

How do I book a foundation inspection?

Where do you offer a foundation inspection?

Roof inspection

Why choose a roof inspection?

What problems can a roof inspection reveal?

Is a roof inspection suitable for an older home?

Is a roof inspection suitable for a condo?

Which documents should I provide?

Can I get an inspection before making an offer?

Does the service include photos?

How much does a roof inspection cost?

How do I book a roof inspection?

Where do you offer a roof inspection?

Condominium inspection

Why choose a condominium inspection?