Home Inspection Montreal provides pre-purchase, pre-sale and walk-through home inspections in Westmount. Every inspection is performed by Farzin Sedaghat, an RBQ-certified residential building inspector (certificate 5888-0246-T1), and follows the APCHQ Standard of Practice. A standard inspection costs $300 to $600, and the signed written report with photos is usually delivered within 24 to 48 hours.

Homes We Inspect in Westmount
Westmount is known for its older brick and stone homes, many built in the late 1800s and early 1900s. We inspect detached houses, semi-detached and row houses, and apartment and condo units, especially in Lower Westmount.
- Older detached brick and stone houses
- Semi-detached and row houses
- Condos, where we inspect the private unit and inspect common areas only with written permission from the syndicate of co-owners
- Duplexes and small residential buildings of up to three storeys
What We Often Look at Closely in Westmount Homes
These are visible conditions that come up often in homes like these. Each finding is described and photographed in the report.
- Visible masonry, mortar joints, lintels and parapets
- Flat and sloped roofs, including the roofing material and drainage
- Older electrical systems, such as fuse panels and ungrounded outlets
- Visible older plumbing materials and drains
- Stone and brick foundations and signs of past water entry in basements
- Boilers, radiators and any oil tank, including its manufacture date
Neighbourhoods We Serve in Westmount
We inspect homes across Westmount, from Upper Westmount on the slope of Mount Royal to Lower Westmount and the area around Victoria Village.
What the Inspection Includes
Every inspection is visual and covers the systems and components that are readily accessible and safe to reach.
- Roof
- Exterior
- Structure
- Heating and air conditioning
- Plumbing
- Electrical
- Insulation and ventilation
- Interior
Visible signs of water infiltration, condensation, staining or suspected mould are noted in the report with photos. We do not test for mould, radon, asbestos or pests. When the signs warrant it, we refer you to a qualified specialist.
Our Inspection Services in Westmount
- Pre-purchase inspection, for buyers who want to know the condition of a home before the deal is final
- Pre-sale inspection, for sellers who want to find and address issues before listing
- Walk-through inspection, for a visual check before you take possession
Price and Report Timing
A standard home inspection in Westmount costs $300 to $600. The price depends mainly on the size, age and type of the property. The signed written report includes photos, the systems and components that need repair or replacement, any conditions that look dangerous and any visible signs of water infiltration. It is usually delivered within 24 to 48 hours after the inspection.
Westmount Home Inspection FAQ
How much does a home inspection cost in Westmount?
A standard residential inspection costs $300 to $600. Older and larger homes take more time than a condo or a smaller house. Call (514) 561-4515 for a quote based on your property.
Is the inspector RBQ-certified?
Yes. Farzin Sedaghat holds RBQ certificate 5888-0246-T1, which you can look up in the Régie du bâtiment du Québec registry. RBQ certification becomes mandatory for every building inspector in Quebec on October 1, 2027.
Do you test for mould, radon or asbestos?
No. A home inspection is visual and follows the APCHQ Standard of Practice. We note visible signs of water infiltration, condensation or suspected mould with photos, and we refer you to a qualified specialist when testing is warranted.
Can you inspect a condo in Westmount?
Yes. We inspect the private unit, including its interior, plumbing, electrical, heating and ventilation. Common areas such as the roof, garage and hallways are inspected only with written permission from the syndicate of co-owners.
Do you inspect older homes in Westmount?
Yes. Older homes are a regular part of our work in Westmount. We describe the visible condition of the foundation, roof, electrical panel, plumbing and heating, and recommend a specialist when the signs point to a larger problem.
Can you tell me how long an older roof or boiler will last?
No. Under the APCHQ Standard of Practice we do not predict how long a component will last. We describe its visible condition, note its age when it is shown on a plate, and point out anything that needs repair or a specialist’s opinion.
Nearby Areas We Serve
We also inspect homes in Montreal, Mont-Royal, Outremont and Côte-Saint-Luc. See all our service areas.
Book a Home Inspection in Westmount
Home Inspection Montreal5260 Rue Riviera, Suite 301
Montréal, QC H8Z 3H2
Phone (514) 561-4515
Open Monday to Sunday, 8 AM to 8 PM
Call (514) 561-4515 or request a quote.