About InspectionGPP

A network built for all of Québec

A house in Sept-Îles, a Rosemont triplex and a cottage in Val-des-Monts aren't inspected the same way. Our approach is to route each request to an inspector who knows the area's realities: soils, climate, age of the housing stock and problems documented in the region.

That's why our site presents issues region by region and city by city. Even before the visit, you know what to expect and which additional checks could be useful, such as a pyrrhotite test in Mauricie or a well water analysis in the Eastern Townships.

Independence first

An inspector who also does repairs has an interest in finding problems. That's why inspectors in our network don't perform the work they recommend. Their only role is to describe the building's real condition, with facts and photos.

That independence works the other way too: the inspector works neither for the seller, the broker nor the builder. They work for the person who orders the inspection.

Reports built for decisions

A good report doesn't just list defects. It ranks them: what affects safety, what could be costly in the short term, what can be planned and what is normal maintenance. Each finding comes with a photo and a clear recommendation.

Our blog follows the same approach: practical guides on pyrite, pyrrhotite, radon, septic systems, condos and the new RBQ certification, so you arrive at the inspection with the right questions.