COULD THIS HAPPEN TO YOU?

WHEN YOU'RE ON HOLIDAYS!

THE ANSWER IS A SCARY YES!!

A HOME INSPECTION CAN GIVE YOU PEACE OF MIND EVEN IF YOUR NOT BUYING OR SELLING IT IS RECOMMENDED YOU DO A HOME INSPECTION EVERY 5 YEARS.

At A PLUS HOME INSPECTIONS we can inspect your home for you and tell you what needs repair and what repairs may be coming in the future. Helping you budget and plan for the care of your home with no stress.

We are inspecting homes for as little as 300.00. We will walk you through your properties and tell you all the repairs  that need to be done and the repairs that can wait to be done.

DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU CALL JOE 416 560 4717

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• Home buying Step by Step

• CONDOMINIUM BUYERS’ GUIDE

• All About Gas Fireplaces

• All About Wood Fire Places
  

• Home Comfort

• Air Conditioning Your Home

• The ABC’s of Windows

Qualified  professional home inspection you can trust. Abide by high industry standards. Own and use high-tech equipment such as moisture meter, gas leak detector and microwave meter. Dependable service, and flexible scheduling 7 days a week.

• Fully  insured 
  
• Easy-to-read inspection reports.

Our Promise to you is to perform fast, cost-effective, accurate and quality home inspection to ensure the help in our customer’s purchase decision.

Our clients will Benefit from our Unbiased Observations. A Plus Home Inspections will not benefit financially from the sale of the property. We do not perform any of the work our home inspector may recommend. We do NOT receive any referral fees. This assures our clients that our recommendations are unbiased and objective.

Our Inspections include: Exterior• Structure• Roofing• Attic• Interior• Kitchens• Laundry Rooms• Bathrooms• Heating system• Cooling system• Plumbing• Electrical•Garage.
We abide by high industry standards, We own and use high-tech equipment such as moisture meter, gas leak detector electrical testers and microwave meter.
We have dependable service and flexible scheduling 7 days a week.

A Plus Home Inspections is fully insured and has  Easy-to-read Home Reference Book describes all the major systems of a home in terms you can understand,

with lots of illustrations. It explains how house components work,

and what can go wrong with them.
The home is broken down into nine systems: Roofing, Exterior,

Structure, Electrical, Heating, Cooling, Insulation, Plumbing and

Interior.

A Plus Home Inspections Inc is serving the Greater Toronto Area

and surrounding regions (including Toronto, Etobicoke, North York,

Mississauga, Brampton, Oakville, Milton and Burlington Ontario.)

Make Sure Your Home is Fully Secure

• Change all the locks when you buy a new home.

• Add dead-bolt locks and window locks where necessary.

• Consider getting a security system. Your property insurance rate may be lower if you have one.

• Get fire extinguishers for each floor in the house.

• When you are away from home, use lights and radios on automatic timers and arrange to have your mail and newspapers picked up or discontinued. This way, people won’t be able to tell that you are not home.

• Get to know your neighbours and keep an eye out for each other.

Be Prepared and Stay Safe

Have a fire evacuation plan and make sure everyone in your home knows how to get out of the home from each room in case of a fire. If you have a second floor, you need a special escape plan to get to the ground. Check to see that windows have not been painted shut. Although doors and windows should always be securely locked, you have to be able to open them in an emergency.

A few tips:

Fire extinguishers must be easily accessible at all times. If you have a twostorey home, there should be one on each floor. Remember to check your fire extinguishers at least once a year, and to replace them if they are 10 years old or older. To help you remember, make a habit of doing it when you set your clocks to Daylight Saving Time.

In some areas, it is a legal requirement to have smoke alarms in your home. Even if it is not a legal requirement, you will still want them in your home. Check the batteries at least once a year. Carbon monoxidedetectors are also important to have. They will let you know if there are high levels of carbon monoxide in your home and can save you from illness or death. To make sure that they are working properly, check them at least once a year. It is a good idea to make a habit of checking your fire extinguishers, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors at the same time.

Paper, paint, chemicals and other clutter can be a fire hazard. Make sure they are stored in a safe place. If you no longer need them, hazardous materials must be disposed of at a community toxic waste center. Never put them in the garbage.

Collect your important papers and store them in a safe place — for example, a fireproof box or a safety deposit box.

Keep a list of emergency phone numbers (including 911, poison prevention line, doctors, relatives, neighbours and friends) close to the phone and make sure your children are aware of it.

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