Why Home Inspections Matter More Than Ever

“It’s the best five to seven hundred dollars you’ll ever spend,” says Quebec real estate expert Peter Thompson. In today’s competitive market, some buyers may consider waiving a home inspection to strengthen their offer. But is saving time and money worth the risk?

Skipping a home inspection might feel like a smart move in a bidding war, but it can lead to thousands of dollars in unexpected repairs. A professional home inspection, typically costing between $275 and $500, provides critical insights into the condition of a home, helping you make an informed decision.

Moving into a new home is an exciting milestone, but improper timeline planning can lead to unnecessary stress and unexpected costs. Many homeowners find themselves scrambling for temporary storage or last-minute accommodations simply because they didn’t properly align their closing and occupancy dates. This guide will help you avoid these pitfalls by providing a clear timeline for a smooth transition.

Did you know that in Quebec, a certificate of location older than 10 years could stop your home sale in its tracks? Let’s break down exactly when and why you might need to update this crucial document.

Attic mold is an often-overlooked issue that can impact your home’s integrity and resale value. During a recent home inspection in Hudson, we uncovered significant mold growth—highlighting a problem many homeowners don’t realize they have. Here’s what you need to know about attic mold and how to prevent it.