Who it is for
- Resale condo buyers
- New condominium owners
- Investors buying a rental unit
- Owners planning renovations
Legacy Inspection service
Condominium Inspection
A focused review of the unit’s accessible systems, finishes, and installed equipment.
Request this inspection →Understand the service
Clear information before your next step.
A condo inspection concentrates on the components located within the unit and any other areas made available for inspection. It helps buyers and owners understand visible conditions that may become their responsibility.
What we examine
- Interior finishes, windows, and doors
- Electrical panel and representative devices
- Visible plumbing fixtures and drainage
- Heating and cooling equipment serving the unit
- Ventilation and moisture indicators
- Installed appliances where included
What you receive
- A focused digital photo report
- Review of significant unit-level concerns
- Maintenance observations
- Questions to ask management or the seller
Why it matters
More than a checklist.
A condominium inspection focuses on what is accessible within the unit and the systems serving it. It complements—not replaces—the legal and financial review of the condominium corporation and status certificate.
Common observations
- Plumbing fixtures, drainage, caulking, and visible moisture indicators
- Electrical panel, representative receptacles, switches, and installed fixtures
- Heating, cooling, fan-coil, or ventilation equipment serving the unit
- Windows, doors, finishes, appliances, and other unit-level components
How to prepare
- Confirm which mechanical equipment is inside the unit and accessible.
- Ask management or the seller about access to any areas you want included.
- Arrange separate professional review of the status certificate and condominium documents.
Useful observations, explained in plain language.
A home inspection is a non-invasive visual assessment of accessible conditions at the time of inspection. It is not destructive testing, an appraisal, a warranty, or a guarantee of future performance. It does not replace engineering, environmental testing, code enforcement, or specialist trade evaluation. When deeper evaluation is appropriate, the report will identify the recommended next step.
Common questions
Before you book.
These answers describe the general service. Property-specific scope, access, timing, and limitations are confirmed when booking.
Are common elements included?+
Only areas that are accessible, authorized, and included in the agreed scope are examined. Condo documents and status certificates require separate professional review.
How long does it take?+
Timing depends on unit size, systems, condition, and access. We confirm the expected duration when booking.
Local availability
Book this service across Durham, York, Toronto, and the GTA.
Use a local service page to learn more about coverage in your community, then send the property address to confirm availability.
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