Condition-first inspection
Accessible major systems and components are reviewed within the agreed inspection scope, with limitations explained rather than hidden.
Durham · York · Toronto · GTA
Know the home.
Protect your legacy.
Home inspections for buyers, sellers, new-home owners, condominium clients, homeowners, and investors—documented with photographs and explained in clear, practical language.
01 Accessible systems reviewed
02 Photo-supported findings
03 Questions encouraged
The confidence to move forward
Understand the property—not just the listing.
A home inspection should help you decide what deserves attention now, what can be monitored, and what may need specialist evaluation. Legacy Inspection keeps the process organized around visible condition, practical priorities, and the questions that matter to your next step.
Inspection services
Choose the inspection that fits the property and the moment.
Each service page explains who it is for, what is examined, what you receive, common observations, preparation tips, limitations, and frequently asked questions.
01
Buyer inspection
Understand the visible condition of a house before you commit or take possession.
Explore this service → 02Pre-listing inspection
Discover visible concerns before buyers do and prepare your property for market.
Explore this service → 03PDI inspection
Document visible defects, damage, and incomplete work before taking possession.
Explore this service → 04Initial Form inspection
Review your new home after move-in and document observable concerns before the Initial Form is auto-submitted through Tarion MyHome.
Explore this service → 05Year-End warranty
Assess the home before the Year-End Form milestone and document observable changes or unresolved concerns from the first year.
Explore this service → 06Condo inspection
A focused review of the unit’s accessible systems, finishes, and installed equipment.
Explore this service → 07Thermal imaging
Use non-invasive infrared scanning to identify temperature patterns that deserve investigation.
Explore this service → 08Thermal imaging
Use non-invasive infrared scanning to identify temperature patterns that deserve investigation.
Explore this service → 09Maintenance inspection
Prioritize repairs, plan upgrades, and protect your property through informed maintenance.
Explore this service → 10Maintenance inspection
Prioritize repairs, plan upgrades, and protect your property through informed maintenance.
Explore this service → 11Investor inspection
Evaluate visible property condition with cash flow, maintenance, and tenant turnover in mind.
Explore this service → 12Investor inspection
Evaluate visible property condition with cash flow, maintenance, and tenant turnover in mind.
Explore this service →Why Legacy Inspection
A calmer, clearer inspection experience.
The goal is not to make every defect sound catastrophic. It is to document what is visible, explain why it matters, and help you understand the appropriate next step.
Photo-supported reporting
Clear digital photo report with findings organized for practical follow-up.
Plain-language review
Significant observations are explained so you can separate immediate concerns, maintenance items, monitoring points, and specialist follow-up.
Questions are part of the service
Clients are encouraged to ask questions during the inspection or findings review so the report becomes a useful decision tool.
What the process looks like
Inspect.
Explain.
Plan the next step.
- 1Walk through the property
We examine accessible major systems and components within the agreed scope.
- 2Review significant findings
We explain what was observed, important limitations, and when specialist evaluation may be appropriate.
- 3Use the photo report
The organized report helps you plan questions, repairs, maintenance, monitoring, or further evaluation.
Local home inspection
Serving Durham, York, Toronto, and the GTA.
Explore city-specific service pages to see the inspection options available in your community and nearby areas.
Durham Region
Oshawa
Buyer, seller, PDI, maintenance, thermal imaging, condo, and investor inspections in Oshawa and nearby Durham communities.
Explore local inspections → Durham RegionWhitby
Professional home inspections in Whitby for buyers, sellers, homeowners, new-home owners, and real estate investors.
Explore local inspections → Durham RegionAjax
Home inspection services in Ajax for resale purchases, listings, condos, new homes, maintenance, and rental properties.
Explore local inspections → Durham RegionPickering
Home inspections in Pickering for buyers, sellers, condominium owners, investors, and new-home purchasers.
Explore local inspections → Durham RegionClarington
Home inspection services across Clarington, including Bowmanville and Courtice, for buyers, sellers, new-home owners, and investors.
Explore local inspections → York RegionMarkham
Home inspections in Markham for buyers, sellers, condominium owners, investors, and homeowners planning maintenance.
Explore local inspections → York RegionRichmond Hill
Buyer, seller, maintenance, condo, and investor home inspection services in Richmond Hill and nearby York Region communities.
Explore local inspections → York RegionVaughan
Professional home inspections in Vaughan for residential buyers, sellers, homeowners, condominium clients, and investors.
Explore local inspections → Greater Toronto AreaToronto
Home and condominium inspection services in Toronto for buyers, sellers, homeowners, and real estate investors.
Explore local inspections → York RegionNewmarket & Aurora
Home inspection services in Newmarket and Aurora for buyers, sellers, homeowners, and investors across northern York Region.
Explore local inspections →What a home inspection can help you understand
From the roof to the basement, the value is in the context.
A residential inspection is a non-invasive visual assessment of accessible conditions at the time of inspection. Depending on the property and agreed scope, that can include roofing, exterior walls, grading and drainage, structure and foundation, electrical systems, plumbing, heating and cooling, attic and insulation, visible moisture indicators, interior components, windows, doors, and installed equipment.
The report does not guarantee future performance or replace engineering, environmental testing, code enforcement, appraisal, or specialist trade evaluation. When an observation falls outside the inspection scope or needs deeper investigation, the useful next step is to identify that clearly.
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Not sure which service you need?Describe the property and your situation in the notes. We’ll help you identify the appropriate inspection option.