Who it is for
- Homeowners preparing to sell
- Estate representatives
- Landlords selling a rental property
- Agents preparing a listing strategy
Legacy Inspection service
Pre-Listing Home Inspection
Discover visible concerns before buyers do and prepare your property for market.
Request this inspection →Understand the service
Clear information before your next step.
A pre-listing inspection gives sellers an informed view of the property before it is listed. You can decide which repairs to address, gather supporting documents, and reduce avoidable surprises during negotiations.
What we examine
- Accessible structural and exterior components
- Roofing and visible drainage conditions
- Electrical, plumbing, heating, and cooling systems
- Attic, basement, and crawlspace areas
- Interior components and safety observations
- Items likely to attract buyer attention
What you receive
- A prioritized digital photo report
- Time to plan repairs or obtain quotes
- Clear information for disclosure conversations
- A stronger foundation for listing preparation
Why it matters
More than a checklist.
A pre-listing inspection gives sellers time to understand visible issues before the property is exposed to buyer scrutiny. That can support better repair planning, cleaner disclosure conversations, and fewer last-minute surprises.
Common observations
- Deferred exterior maintenance, drainage, roofing, and sealant issues
- Electrical, plumbing, HVAC, or safety observations likely to draw buyer attention
- Moisture indicators, attic concerns, or basement conditions
- Small repair items that can make a home feel better prepared for market
How to prepare
- Make the electrical panel, furnace, water heater, attic hatch, and basement areas accessible.
- Provide relevant repair invoices or renovation information when available.
- Discuss whether the goal is repair planning, listing preparation, or reducing transaction uncertainty.
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.
Do I have to repair everything?+
No. The report helps you make informed choices with your real estate professional about repairs, pricing, and disclosure.
Can buyers use this report?+
A report is prepared for the named client. Ask about the appropriate way to share information or arrange reliance for another party.
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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