Pre-listing, pre-purchase, condo and new-build inspections by insured inspectors, with the report kept on the property in Bricks.
Available in Ontario only.
A pre-listing inspection is ordered by the seller before the home goes on the market. It surfaces issues while there’s still time to fix them or price them in, and gives buyers a report to read before they offer.
A pre-purchase inspection is ordered by the buyer, usually during the conditional period. It tells the buyer what they’re taking on before the deal firms up. Book it early: conditional periods are short.
Condo and new-build inspections cover a unit or a new home before possession, including a deficiency list for the builder.
Give us the Ontario address, the inspection type and your timing. A person at Bricks quotes it in writing.
How it works: quote requests · inspections help
In Ontario only. Send the address with your request and Bricks confirms an inspector for it in the written quote. Bricks does not arrange inspections outside Ontario.
Bricks quotes every inspection in writing based on the type of inspection, the home and the report format. Nothing is booked or charged until you approve the quote. For typical market ranges, read our guide to home inspection cost in Ontario.
Yes. $2M commercial general liability insurance is required for inspection vendors, and a person at Bricks checks the certificate before an inspector takes jobs.
A written report with photos, organised by system and area, kept with the property in your Bricks account.