Direct answers about property inspections.

ASM residential inspections start at $199. The final quote depends on the property type, size, age, access and requested scope. Commercial inspections are quoted individually because building types and systems vary widely.

ASM serves Toronto, Mississauga, Markham, Vaughan, Thornhill, Woodbridge, Maple, Richmond Hill, Aurora, Brampton, Milton, Oakville, Pickering, Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa. Enter the city or postal code in the service-area checker to confirm the published coverage map.

A residential inspection reviews accessible roofing, exterior, structure, foundation, plumbing, electrical, heating, cooling, attic, insulation, windows, doors and interior components. Conditions that are concealed, inaccessible or outside the agreed scope are identified as limitations.

ASM delivers the inspection findings in a PDF report on the same day. The report combines photos and written observations to help you understand visible conditions and organize the next questions to ask.

Yes. ASM inspects commercial properties including offices, retail stores, restaurants, warehouses, industrial facilities, apartment buildings, condominiums, schools, churches, medical centres, hotels and other specialty buildings. Commercial scope and pricing are confirmed before booking.

Yes. ASM offers new-construction inspections that document accessible visible conditions, incomplete work and items that may deserve follow-up. This is an independent visual inspection, not a municipal code inspection or engineering review.

Yes. A pre-listing inspection gives sellers advance notice of visible property conditions before the home reaches the market. The report can support repair planning and more prepared discussions with real estate and legal advisors.

Yes. Annual maintenance inspections help owners monitor accessible home systems, document visible changes and organize maintenance priorities. The service can also be useful before renovations or after significant seasonal weather.

Yes. A move-in inspection documents accessible property conditions before occupancy and creates a time-stamped PDF record. The exact scope should be confirmed based on whether the client is a landlord, tenant, owner or property manager.

ASM lists experience with offices, retail stores, restaurants, schools, churches, warehouses, manufacturing facilities, apartment and condominium buildings, medical centres, hotels, motels and other specialty-use properties. Scope and pricing are confirmed individually.

A standard home inspection is visual and non-destructive. Inspectors do not open walls, damage finishes or dismantle equipment. Stored belongings, locked areas, unsafe conditions and concealed components can limit what is accessible.

Read the report in full, note the documented limitations and discuss significant findings with the appropriate advisors. Repairs, cost estimates, engineering opinions and specialist testing should come from qualified professionals in the relevant field.