For Homebuyers

Don't Buy Foundation Problems

A home is likely the biggest purchase you'll ever make. Before you commit, get the foundation properly looked at — 45 to 90 minutes on site and a written report within 48 hours, in time for your conditions.

Why General Inspections Aren't Enough

Standard home inspections cover the foundation briefly, and general inspectors aren't foundation specialists. They may note visible issues but often don't go deeper.

Foundation problems can cost tens of thousands to repair — or make a home difficult to sell. A specialized inspection is a small investment for this level of protection.

Why a Foundation Inspection Matters for Buyers

When you're making the biggest purchase of your life, you want it in writing.

A Specialist's Time

45 to 90 minutes spent on the foundation alone, by someone who has been around foundations in this region for about 30 years.

Negotiation Leverage

A dated, photographed report gives you documentation you can put in front of the other side during price negotiations or repair requests.

Clear Documentation

My report is designed to be understood by anyone — you, your realtor, the seller, or any repair company.

Peace of Mind

Know what you're buying. Whether the news is good or concerning, you'll know the truth.

When to Schedule Your Inspection

1

Before Making an Offer

If you have concerns about a property, an inspection can inform your decision to proceed.

2

During Conditions Period

Most common timing. Use findings to negotiate price or request repairs.

3

Before Waiving Conditions

If your general inspection raised concerns, get specialized foundation assessment.

What You'll Receive

  • Thorough 45-90 minute inspection
  • Assessment of all accessible foundation areas
  • Crack documentation with measurements
  • Grading and drainage evaluation
  • Photo documentation of all findings
  • Written report within 48 hours
  • Clear recommendations for next steps
  • Report suitable for negotiations

Real Buyer Story

"The home inspector said the foundation 'looked fine' but I wanted a second opinion. The foundation inspection found significant cracks that needed monitoring. We negotiated $8,000 off the price and knew exactly what we were getting into."

— Edmonton Homebuyer

Protect Your Investment

Don't let foundation surprises derail your home purchase. Book a full inspection and get it in writing within 48 hours.

Call (780) 499-1400

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