Thorough Home Inspections for
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Whether you’re buying a home or simply assessing its condition, our thorough, unbiased inspectors provide the insight you need to make confident decisions.
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Your Trusted Home Inspection Team

We believe every client deserves a clear understanding of the property they’re investing in. Our owner-operators, Jody Lussier and Genna Lescard, are both InterNACHI Certified Professional Inspectors and follow internationally recognized standards of practice and a strict code of ethics. It’s the goal of Pro Edge Home Inspections to provide thorough, unbiased inspections that help buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals make informed decisions with confidence.

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What is a Home Inspection?

A home inspection is a comprehensive visual assessment of a property’s readily accessible systems and components. The goal is to identify visible defects, maintenance concerns, and areas that may require further evaluation, giving you a clearer understanding of the home’s overall condition. Our inspectors follow recognized industry standards and include careful examination of key areas such as the roof, exterior, foundation, structure, plumbing, electrical, heating, cooling, insulation, ventilation, and interior finishes.

Interior Inspections

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Interior Areas

  • Walls, ceilings, and floors
  • Infrared scanning where appropriate
  • Doors and door hardware
  • Windows and window operation
  • Stairs, steps, and railings
  • Interior trim and finishes
  • Closets and accessible storage areas
  • Signs of water damage, staining, or moisture intrusion
  • Visible signs of mold or deterioration
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Electrical

  • Accessible receptacles and switches
  • GFCI protection where applicable
  • AFCI protection where applicable
  • Light fixtures
  • Visible wiring and electrical components
  • Electrical panel and accessible components
  • Testing for proper operation where possible
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Plumbing

  • Visible supply and drain piping
  • Faucets and fixtures
  • Toilets
  • Sinks, tubs, and showers
  • Water pressure and flow
  • Drainage
  • Signs of leaks or moisture
  • Visible water heater components
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Heating & Cooling

  • Furnace and heating equipment
  • Air-conditioning equipment, where applicable
  • Thermostats
  • Accessible ductwork
  • Visible flues and exhaust components
  • Infrared scanning where appropriate
  • Carbon monoxide testing
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Kitchen

  • Cabinets and countertops
  • Sink and plumbing
  • Range/stove and oven
  • Range hood/exhaust
  • Dishwasher
  • Garbage disposal, if present
  • Refrigerator
  • Electrical receptacles and GFCI protection
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Bathrooms

  • Sink and vanity
  • Toilet
  • Tub/shower
  • Shower controls and fixtures
  • Exhaust fan
  • GFCI protection
  • Caulking and sealants
  • Visible moisture damage
  • Flooring, walls, and ceiling
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Basement / Interior Foundation

  • Foundation walls where accessible
  • Floors
  • Rim joists where accessible
  • Moisture concerns
  • Signs of water intrusion
  • Structural components that are visible and accessible

Exterior Inspections

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Exterior Areas

  • Exterior wall coverings and siding
  • Stucco, brick, stone, or other cladding
  • Trim, fascia, and soffits
  • Exterior doors and door frames
  • Windows and visible window components
  • Exterior steps, stairs, decks, balconies, and porches
  • Railings and guards
  • Attached structures, where included
  • Visible exterior vents and openings
  • Exterior lighting and accessible fixtures
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Roof & Drainage

  • Roof covering and visible shingles/material
  • Flashing
  • Roof penetrations
  • Chimneys and visible masonry
  • Skylights, where present
  • Gutters and eavestroughs
  • Downspouts
  • Extensions and water-diversion components
  • Visible signs of roof damage or deterioration
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Site & Drainage

  • Grading around the home
  • Surface drainage
  • Low areas that may direct water toward the foundation
  • Downspout discharge locations
  • Visible foundation exposure
  • Window wells and drainage, where accessible
  • Driveways and walkways
  • Retaining walls that are relevant to the home
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Structural Components

Where visible and accessible:

  • Foundation
  • Foundation walls
  • Exterior structural components
  • Deck and porch supports
  • Visible framing
  • Settlement or movement indicators
  • Cracks or other visible deficiencies

Water Testing Add-On

The water test is intended to provide information about the quality of the water at the time the sample was collected.

A water sample is collected from an accessible water source and submitted to an accredited laboratory for analysis. Testing may include potability, bacteria (total coliform and E. coli), and other parameters selected by the client or required for the property.

Recommended for: homes with private wells, rural properties, properties with concerns about water quality, or when requested by the client or lender.

Why It Matters?

A home inspection provides much more than a checklist. It gives you knowledge and peace of mind before making important decisions. For prospective buyers, a home inspection can provide better understanding of the property’s condition, identify safety concerns or maintenance issues, reduce the likelihood of unexpected repair costs, and allow for more informed decisions and greater confidence.

How It Works

Schedule Your Inspection

Contact us to arrange a convenient inspection time that works with your schedule and real estate timeline.
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Thorough On-Site Inspection

Our two Certified Professional Inspectors carefully evaluate the home’s accessible systems and components while documenting observations with detailed notes and photographs.

Comprehensive Digital Report

Following the inspection, you’ll receive a clear, easy-to-read digital report outlining our findings, complete with photos and recommendations where appropriate.

Review Your Results

We’re happy to answer your questions and help you better understand the report so you can move forward with confidence.
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