When most people think of a home inspection, they picture buying or selling a house — but inspections aren’t just for real estate transactions. A home maintenance inspection is one of the best ways to keep your property in great shape, even if you have no plans to move anytime soon.
At Ticketed Tradesmen Home Inspections, serving Edmonton and surrounding areas, our goal is simple: help homeowners stay ahead of costly repairs. Our team of journeyman-certified tradesmen uses their deep knowledge of construction and building systems to identify small issues before they turn into big, expensive problems.
Why Home Maintenance Inspections Matter
Over time, every home experiences wear and tear. Things like aging wiring, leaky plumbing, roof damage, or poor drainage can go unnoticed until they cause real damage. Regular home inspections help catch these issues early — saving you money, stress, and potential safety risks down the road.
A maintenance inspection includes a detailed look at key systems such as your roof, foundation, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC. You’ll get a full report explaining what’s in good condition, what may need attention soon, and how to plan for future maintenance.
The Ticketed Tradesmen Advantage
What makes us different at Ticketed Tradesmen Home Inspections is experience. Our inspectors aren’t just trained in inspection techniques — they’re certified tradesmen who have worked hands-on in the field. That means they know how homes are built, where problems tend to start, and what fixes actually work.
It’s a professional, detailed approach that gives homeowners confidence in every recommendation.
Protect Your Investment Before Problems Grow
Whether your home is a few years old or has seen decades of Alberta weather, a regular home inspection is one of the smartest investments you can make. It keeps you informed, helps maintain your home’s value, and ensures everything is running safely and efficiently.
At Ticketed Tradesmen Home Inspections, we help Edmonton homeowners stay proactive — because when it comes to your home, prevention is always cheaper than repair.
