Services
Condominium Inspection Services
Buying a condo in Metro Vancouver or the Fraser Valley means more than liking the floor plan. A condominium inspection gives you a clear read on the unit — plumbing, electrical, heating and cooling, finishes and appliances — before you take possession.
We focus on what you can see and test inside the suite, and we note visible concerns that may point to building-wide issues worth raising with your realtor or strata. That context matters in high-rises and low-rises alike across Surrey, Burnaby, Vancouver and beyond.
If you are purchasing an apartment-style condo or a strata townhome, schedule an inspection with a licensed BC home inspector. You get a detailed report and practical guidance so you can decide with confidence.
Townhouse Inspection Services
Townhomes are a staple of Surrey, Langley and Delta — attached homes with shared walls, roofs and outdoor spaces that need a different eye than a detached house. A townhouse inspection maps the full condition of the property you are buying.
We evaluate plumbing, electrical, HVAC, structure, interiors, exteriors and common problem areas for row and stacked units, including suites and crawlspaces when present.
Catching issues before completion protects you from surprise repair costs and gives you leverage in negotiations. Book a townhouse inspection when you want a thorough, local assessment before you commit.
Single-family dwellings
Detached homes across the Lower Mainland range from mid-century stock to West Coast modern builds. A single-family inspection walks the whole property so you understand systems, structure and interiors before closing.
We assess plumbing, electrical, HVAC, roofing, foundation, attic and living spaces — the full picture buyers need for houses in Surrey, Delta, Langley, Vancouver and Burnaby.
Whether you are a first-time buyer or an experienced investor, a licensed inspection delivers a clear report and next-step guidance so possession day has fewer surprises.
New Home Warranty
New construction in BC usually carries warranty coverage for systems and structure, but coverage alone is not a substitute for an independent inspection. We help buyers document defects while they can still be addressed under warranty.
Typical coverage windows protect major systems such as plumbing, electrical and HVAC for a set period, and structural defects for longer. Knowing what is covered — and what is not — matters as much as finding the issues themselves.
We inspect new homes at pre-occupancy or during the warranty period across Surrey, Langley, Delta and neighbouring communities, so you have a professional record to share with the builder and warranty provider.
Commercial Inspection Services
We inspect commercial and mixed-use properties across the Lower Mainland with the same attention to systems, safety and condition that we bring to residential work. Reports are prompt and written for decision-makers who need clear findings.
Every property is different — strip plazas, offices, retail and light industrial each have their own priorities. We tailor the scope to what matters for your purchase, lease or portfolio review.
IKDIL Inspections is a licensed BC partner for commercial due diligence, helping you stay ahead of compliance and maintenance surprises.
- Apartment Buildings
- Office Spaces
- Manufacturing Plants
- Medical Offices
- Hotels / Motels
- Restaurants
- Retail Stores
- Shopping Centres
- Strip Plazas
- High Rise / Complex Buildings
- Warehouse / Industrial
- Farm Buildings
- Places of Worship
- Institutional Buildings
We provide detailed insights for property
Whether you are moving in to your new home or selling it, home inspections can give detailed report which can gain more valuation for the property
Home Inspections
- Less than 1400 sq/ft
- 1400-2500 sq/ft
- Above 2500 sq/ft
Condo Inspection
- Condo less than 1,000 sq/ft: (apartment style)
- Condo greater than 1,000 sq/ft: (apartment style)
- Condo less than 1,000 sq/ft: (townhome)
- Condo greater than 1,000 sq/ft: (townhome)
Pre-Listing Special/Seller Inspection
What types of tools do we use during the inspection?
Flashlights to inspect dark and hard-to-see areas
Electrical testers to check outlets, light switches, and other electrical components
Infrared cameras to detect temperature changes and moisture intrusion
Ladders to access high areas and inspect the roof
Gas and carbon monoxide detectors to ensure the safety of the home
Moisture meters to detect the presence of moisture in walls and ceilings
Digital cameras to document the condition of the property and any issues discovered
We may also use specialized equipment, such as drones, to inspect hard-to-reach areas or large properties.
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