Professional, independent home assessment
A new house is a big investment, full of opportunities. Behind all your plans for upgrades to make your house a home are all the behind-the-scenes things that make your house functional. A home inspection helps make sure you know what's going on behind the walls and under the roof. Rümi Home Inspections start by connecting you with an independent, certified home inspector. Someone we’d trust with our homes, and we’re confident you can trust them with yours. We'll inspect everything from the foundation to the roof, including home systems, including electrical, plumbing, heating and water systems. At the end, you get a full report that lets you know what’s up with the home – and what issues might let you down.
We offer Certified Home Inspections in Calgary, Edmonton and the surrounding areas. Check our service locations for your city, then request this service.
Airdrie
Balzac
Bearspaw
Beaumont
Bragg Creek
Calgary
Chestermere
Crossfield
Devon
Edmonton
Fort Saskatchewan
Gibbons
Langdon
Leduc
Morinville
Nisku
Okotoks
Sherwood Park
Spring Bank
Spruce Grove
St. Albert
Stony Plain
Strathmore
There’s a lot to be covered in a Home Inspection, so it helps to get ready for the big day. Before the certified independent home inspector sets foot in your home, please: TERMS AND CONDITIONS By requesting a referral to a third party home inspection service provider through ATCO Energy you acknowledge and agree to the following:
During your inspection, your inspector will look for visible signs of damage and issues throughout the home. We'll also detect issues that might be hiding under the radar. We'll check on everything including the kitchen sink, so to speak! Roofing, structure, exterior, electrical systems, plumbing, HVAC systems, hot water systems, insulation, kitchen appliances, and garages are the main ones. You'll get a report detailing the findings, which can help inform your decision when purchasing a home.
We use the most modern technology for certified home inspections, including infrared cameras to detect leaks and missing insulation, moisture meters, electrical testing equipment all the way to the basics of extension ladders to hand tools to inspect any readily accessible areas.
Home Inspections can take 3 to 4 hours, depending on the age, size and complexity of the home.
Absolutely. We encourage you to join the inspection. If you can only attend for a portion, we recommend the final hour so the inspector can review the home with you.
You’ll receive a digital report that identifies the condition of the home and any issues that were found. The focus will be on minor defects, major defects and any safety issues within the home.
You’ll receive your report within 24 hours of the inspection.
No, the certified independent home inspector is there to educate you on the current status of the home. All homes have areas of concern, and as a prospective buyer, you should know about them. This visit will get you acquainted with your prospective new home so that you can make an informed decision about the purchase.
Your Rümi home inspector will explain the results of the inspection and provide a report that will cover all the main questions you will have. If not answered by your inspector, be sure to ask Questions to ask a home inspector during inspection: Timeliness is crucial, especially if you have contingencies and deadlines in your purchase agreement.
We don’t currently offer Energy Audits at this time, please check back soon!