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Editorial Team
•14 May 2026
What Should You Know About a Pre-Purchase Home Inspection?
For most people, buying a home is the investment of a lifetime. Before making such a major financial commitment, it is essential to understand the property’s current condition and identify any repairs or renovations that may be needed. Even if the home you are considering has a few issues, many flaws can be corrected — but repairs can quickly become expensive, especially when labour, materials, and contractor availability are factored in.

Editorial Team
•14 May 2026
Roof Inspection: When Should You Intervene to Prevent Further Damage?
In Quebec, the harsh climate puts roofs to the test every year. Between snow accumulation, freezing, thawing, and heavy rains, roofing materials face challenges rarely seen elsewhere. Regular roof inspections are no longer just a preventative measure but a necessity to avoid costly damage and ensure the safety of residents. With the fall renovation season approaching, availability with contractors can fill up quickly as schedules tighten ahead of vacation periods and the late-summer slowdown, making early planning essential to secure a spot.

Editorial Team
•13 Sep 2024
How to avoid leaving hidden defects when selling your home
Is it time to sell your property? Remember to check its condition before putting it on the market. If a buyer spends a few hundred thousand dollars to purchase your property, they certainly expect this new acquisition to be without problems. Moreover, the buyer is entitled to sue you if they discover any hidden defects after purchase.
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