Welcome to Winnipeg Home Inspections – Comprehensive Home Inspections You Can Rely On
Buying or selling a home is one of life’s biggest decisions—and I’m here to make sure you do it with confidence. Winnipeg Home Inspections, specializes in detailed residential home inspections that give you a clear, unbiased picture of a property's condition. Whether you're a first-time buyer, a seasoned investor, or preparing to list your home, my goal is to provide you the knowledge you need to make informed, confident choices.
🔍 What To Expect From An Inspection:
As a certified inspector (with over 40 years experience) I conduct a comprehensive evaluation of all major systems and structural components, including:
Roofing & Gutters
Foundation & Crawl Spaces
Electrical Systems
Plumbing & Water Heaters
HVAC (Heating & Cooling Systems)
Attics, Insulation & Ventilation
Interior & Exterior Walls, Windows, and Doors
Decks, stairs, and landscaping
Every inspection includes a detailed report delivered within 24 hours, complete with photos, summaries, and easy-to-understand recommendations for repairs or maintenance.
🛠 Additional Services:
I offer specialized inspection services to meet your unique needs, such as:
Mold & Moisture Inspections
Radon Testing
Garage and Driveways
Pre-Listing (Seller) Inspections
New Construction & Warranty Inspections
💼 Why Choose Winnipeg Home Inspections?
Certified Inspector: Trained professional with deep extensive knowledge and hands-on experience.
State-of-the-Art Tools: Use of thermal imaging, moisture meters, and other advanced technology to detect hidden issues.
Straightforward Reporting: The reports are easy to navigate, with clear language and visual insights.
🏡 Serving Winnipeg
Proudly serving homeowners, buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals throughout Winnipeg. Your safety, satisfaction, and peace of mind is my top priority.
My mission is to help the client make their own evaluation on the overall condition of said property based on information provided in my report. Through my many years of experience in all aspects of construction, I do my best to catch as many defects/cover-ups as possible, allowing you the client a clear understanding of the property in question.
This example is a buckling ceiling not moisture damage, indicating structural issues
Example 1
This is an example of a major structural problem- a common practice is putting up new drywall over existing drywall, then attaching the kitchen cabinet, to fix up the kitchens appearance. Upon close inspection, at the very top of the cabinet the upper shelving contains plaster crumbles. This might be just overlooked as being unclean, or shabby workmanship. Instead, what is happening here is the house is compressing on this side, causing the plaster to crumble off the walls.
Example 02
A typical miss-leading look, two walls in this basement were sprayed with foam, along with new studs, while the other studs in adjoining walls were left alone. It may seem like a renovation has begun, in this case the home owner claimed as such. After careful examination, it was noted that this in fact is concealing a large water penetration problem into the basement. The exterior landscaping being put in place just recently also confirms this.
Example 03
In this particular situation, the current owner did not cover up this crack-intentionally to take away from seeing the real issues. This is a plastered wall, plaster is known to crack and move with the seasons of a house however, this house is from the 1980’s, plaster was not used anymore. The other rooms were drywalled, The adjoining bedroom to this room is also plaster. It is not clear why plaster was used in these rooms rather than new drywall and what is hidden here. A plastersizer may have been used in the mix making the material flexible and to slow the cracks from reappearing. The basements has filled in cracks and the floor is freshly painted. This would indicate that this house is being ripped apart and the whole side with the location of these rooms is being pulled away.
Water penetration behind wall
Basement beam issues
Basement floor
Stucco cover-up
No sidewalk, or bottom landing.
No window well
No downspouts on length of house
Over loaded panel box