For industrial heat build-up, air and moisture flow, overheating or improperly functioning industrial machinery – please refer to our page Condition Monitoring.
Great Ontario Home Inspection offers professional inspections to identify defects in the building and recommends a scope of work for repair. We inspect every element, building component, and system and prepare a report that identifies short-term and long-term capital requirements. We believe in providing our customers with top-quality services and, therefore, go beyond what is merely required. Our technicians focus on connecting with the customers so they can walk away from an appointment knowing how to maintain their home or commercial buildings for years to come. You can call us to schedule an appointment and discuss all your queries. We’d be happy to help. Our services include:
Exterior
Inspect wall covering on all building sides, looking for signs of water ingress or unusual heat loss
Inspect all exterior doors and sample of windows in each room
Scan sample areas of wall penetrations and changes in material to look for unusual heat loss or signs of water ingress
Roofing
Inspect roof drainage systems to look for signs of water ingress
Scan of roof surface looking for unusual heat loss or signs of water ingress, particularly at roof penetrations
Plumbing
Trace water service entrance to the home for possible signs of leakage
Scan of water heater systems to confirm correct operation and heat gain across the appliance
Inspect hot and cold water piping to confirm correct distribution and look for unusual heat loss
Electrical
Inspection of the main electrical system
Inspection of service entrance, main disconnect, distribution panel(s), sample of conductors near panels, and overcurrent protection devices
Inspection of lighting fixtures, switches and receptacles in each room
Heating
Inspect installed heating equipment (e.g. furnaces, boilers)
Inspect vent systems, flues and chimneys
Confirm heat/cooling distribution at a sample of distribution points
Sample scans of visible heat distribution systems looking for areas of significant heat loss