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Home Inspection across Canada

Verified, licensed home inspectors for any home inspection job in Canada

A home inspection is the cheapest money you will ever spend on the biggest purchase of your life — but only if the inspector is the real thing. On TaskRight, every home inspector’s certification is verified before they can appear.

Tell us the job once. Our AI matches you with the right verified home inspectors for your job, they send you real quotes, and you choose. Always free, and always zero commission — so your quotes stay fair.

Home Inspection in Canada, explained

Why home inspection is worth hiring a verified pro for

A proper inspection tells you what you’re really buying before it’s too late to walk away — a rushed one gives false confidence. A verified, certified inspector brings the training, the tools and a report that holds up.

That's the whole point of TaskRight: you compare real quotes from more than one verified home inspector — never a single number you can't check, and never a lead sold to five companies at once.

What we cover

Home Inspection services we cover in Canada

From a small job to a full project, there’s a verified specialist for it. Tap your job to get matched with the right home inspectors.

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Services in Home Inspection
Pre-Purchase Home InspectionHome InspectionRadon TestingHome InspectionAsbestos TestingHome InspectionWETT InspectionHome InspectionMold InspectionHome InspectionSewer Camera InspectionHome InspectionPre-Listing InspectionHome InspectionSeptic InspectionHome InspectionHome InspectionHome Inspection
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Pre-Purchase Home Inspection

A full inspection before you buy — so you know what you’re really getting.

Radon Testing

Test for Canada’s #2 cause of lung cancer — critical in many regions.

Asbestos Testing

Sampling and lab testing before you renovate an older home.

WETT Inspection

Wood stove and fireplace certification your home policy often requires.

Mold Inspection

Find hidden mold and moisture behind walls and in basements.

Sewer Camera Inspection

Scope the sewer line for roots and breaks before you buy.

Pre-Listing Inspection

Inspect before you sell so there are no surprises on offer night.

Septic Inspection

Inspect and test a septic system on a rural property before closing.

Know your options

Types of home inspection work — and who you need for each

Knowing what kind of job you have helps you hire the right pro — and spot anyone selling you more than you need.

Buying

A pre-purchase inspection before your condition date — the most common request.

Selling

A pre-listing inspection so you control the story, not the buyer’s inspector.

Testing

Radon, asbestos, mold and WETT — specialized tests beyond a visual inspection.

What affects the price

What affects the cost of home inspection in Canada

We don’t quote a flat price, because no two jobs are the same. Here’s what actually moves the number — so you can read a quote like a pro.

Home size & age

A larger or older home takes longer and turns up more to check.

Type of inspection

A full home inspection differs from a single test like radon or WETT.

Add-on testing

Radon, asbestos, mold and sewer scopes are priced on top of the base inspection.

Location

Rural and out-of-town properties may add travel.

Report turnaround

Same-day or next-day reports can carry a premium when you’re on a deadline.

A full pre-purchase home inspection typically runs $400–$600, radon testing $200–$400, and a WETT inspection $150–$300 depending on size and add-ons. Compare real quotes. This is exactly why TaskRight has you compare real quotes from more than one verified home inspector instead of trusting a single number.

Home Inspection in Canada

Finding a home inspector you can actually trust shouldn’t be this hard

If you’ve tried to hire a home inspector in Canada, you know how this goes.

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Buying a home blind

Waiving inspection to win a bid — then inheriting a $20,000 problem no one flagged.

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A deadline you can’t miss

A tight condition date and no idea which inspector can actually fit you in.

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A report you can’t trust

A rushed walk-through and a vague report from someone with no certification.

The TaskRight Way

How TaskRight fixes it

Every home inspector on TaskRight is a verified RightPro. Our AI matches you to the right one for your actual job — not whoever paid the most.

Every pro is licensed & verified

Business registration and licensing where required — both verified before a home inspector can appear.

You compare real quotes

Tell us the job once and get quotes from more than one verified pro. No single take-it-or-leave-it number.

Zero commission, no shared leads

Providers pay one flat subscription and keep 100% of the job. Your lead is never sold to five companies, so your quotes stay fair.

No surprises

What to expect when a home inspector quotes your job

A real pro follows a process. Here’s what a proper job looks like — so you know good work when you see it.

  1. 1Diagnosis first. A good home inspector understands the job — what you need and why — before naming a price, not after.
  2. 2A clear, written quote. You get an itemized quote you can actually compare, not a vague number scribbled on the spot.
  3. 3You choose. Review credentials, ratings and real reviews, then pick the pro you trust. No pressure, no middleman.
  4. 4Done right, with a warranty. Verified pros stand behind their work — and their rating depends on it.

Top verified RightPros

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A sample of the verified RightPros our AI matches from. You always choose who you work with.

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Popular home inspection jobs in Canada

What people search for

The most common home inspection requests across Canada. Tap any to get a quote.

Pre-purchase inspectionRadon testingAsbestos testingWETT inspectionMold inspectionSewer camera inspection

Do you need a pro?

Signs it’s time to call a home inspector

If any of these sound familiar, get a verified pro to take a look before it gets worse.

  • You have an offer with an inspection condition
  • You’re buying an older or rural home
  • You’re selling and want no surprises
  • There’s a wood stove your home policy asks about
  • You suspect radon, mold or asbestos

Keep it running

Getting the most from your home inspection project

A few smart habits protect your investment — and tell you when it’s time to call a verified pro.

Get more than one quote

Comparing verified quotes is the single best way to know you’re paying a fair price — and TaskRight makes it one step.

Insist on it in writing

A clear written scope and quote is your protection against surprise “extras” later.

Check the licence and the workers’ compensation coverage

We verify trade licence and credentials before a pro can appear. Our checks stop there — so ask for a WSIB clearance certificate before work starts.

Don’t chase the cheapest number

The lowest bid often means corners cut. Compare value, not just price.

Before you hire

How to choose a reliable home inspector in Canada

A few checks separate a trustworthy home inspector from a risky bargain. We verify trade licence and credentials — the rest are yours. Start with the WSIB clearance certificate: if a contractor owes the WSIB money, the person who hired them can be liable for the unpaid premiums, up to the labour portion of the contract.

  • Confirm they’re licensed where the work requires it, and ask for a WSIB clearance certificate — not just “experienced.”
  • Ask for a written, itemized quote you can compare — not a single round number.
  • Check real reviews and ratings, not just a logo on a van.
  • Make sure there’s a workmanship warranty in writing.
  • Never pay large sums up front — a reasonable deposit, with the rest tied to the work.

Plain-English glossary

Home Inspection terms, explained simply

The words the pros use, in plain English — so you can ask the right questions and spot a real one.

Pre-purchase inspection

A visual inspection of a home’s major systems before you buy.

Radon

A radioactive gas that seeps from soil — Canada’s second-leading cause of lung cancer.

WETT

Wood Energy Technology Transfer — certification for wood-burning appliances.

Deficiency

An issue an inspector flags in the report — from minor to major.

Coverage

Home Inspection across Canada

TaskRight matches you with verified home inspectors in your area — across the GTA and cities Canada-wide. Tell us where you are.

OntarioBritish ColumbiaAlbertaQuebecManitobaSaskatchewanNova ScotiaNew Brunswick

FAQ

Home Inspection on TaskRight

A typical home inspection runs 2–4 hours, with the report often the same or next day. Confirm turnaround when you get quotes.
A full inspection covers roof, structure, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, insulation and more. Radon, asbestos, mold and sewer scopes are usually add-ons.
In many Canadian regions, yes — it’s common and inexpensive relative to the risk. Many inspectors offer it as an add-on.
On TaskRight, yes — certification and business registration are verified before an inspector can appear. Our checks stop there, so ask your inspector for a WSIB clearance certificate.

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Guides

Cost guides for Canadian homeowners

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Last updated: August 2026

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