Interior Inspection
Protecting the Inside of Your Future Home, One Detail at a Time
At Mose Home Inspection, we know that the true condition of a home is often found within its walls.
That’s why our interior inspection is designed to identify the warning signs you can’t always see before they become costly surprises.
What to Expect from an Interior Home Inspection
During an interior inspection, your certified Mose inspector will:
- Inspect the ceilings, walls, and flooring for visible damage, water infiltration, mold risks, and signs of poor ventilation
- Ensure that windows and doors are secure, properly sealed, and functional
- Evaluate the condition of plumbing fixtures, faucets and visible piping checking for leaks or corrosion
- Check for functional water pressure and inspect the shut-off valves and the water heater
- Examine the foundation (if visible), especially in the basement or crawl space, for signs of cracks or water intrusion
- Inspect stairs, handrails, and guardrails for safety
- Inspect cabinets and countertops in the kitchen, bathrooms and powder rooms
- We follow the APCHQ Standard of Practice to ensure every inspection is done thoroughly and professionally — with respect for your future home and your peace of mind.
We understand that your home is your private space.
- A general home inspection is a non-invasive, visual examination of accessible areas of the home. This means we don’t remove wall panels, vent covers, or light switch plates, and we don’t move large items like cabinets or stored boxes or personal belongings. Our goal is to evaluate what’s visible and accessible — safely and respectfully.
- Our inspectors are trained to identify defects — including visible cracks, water damage, poor installations, and signs of plumbing or electrical problems. While we can’t uncover every issue, we provide a detailed assessment of current conditions of the home on the day of the inspection.
- When necessary, we may recommend further evaluations or investigations — such as mold testing, structural assessments, plumbing scans, or indoor air quality analysis.
How We Conduct an Interior Inspection
Our non-invasive approach still reveals a lot. Here’s how we carefully inspect the key areas inside your future home:
Basements & Crawl Spaces
We examine these areas carefully for structural issues, foundation cracks, or water intrusion revealing problems that can affect the entire home.
- Foundation condition (if visible)
- Crawlspaces (if safe and accessible)
- Structural components (joists, beams, posts)
Ceilings, Flooring & Walls
Windows & Doors
We check accessible windows and doors to ensure they open, close, and seal properly. Improper alignment or movement may indicate underlying structural shifting. We also assess garage doors and safety mechanisms on automatic openers to ensure they meet basic safety standards.
Plumbing Fixtures &
Water Pressure
We test faucets, sinks, toilets, and showers for function, visible leaks, and signs of wear or poor maintenance. We also check:
- Visible supply and waste piping
- Water shut-off valves
- Water heaters (including safety valve, connections and installation
- General water pressure throughout the home
Clear Reports. Trusted Results.
After your inspection, you’ll receive a detailed digital report, complete with:
- A breakdown of our findings
- Quality photos
- Clear explanations in plain language
- Recommendations for repairs, maintenance and further evaluations
Book an Inspection with Montreal’s Most Trusted Experts
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