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Post Renovation Inspection

Post Renovation Inspection

Licensed & Insured

$195.00
$195.00
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The renovation is done, the contractor wants final payment, and everything looks finished. But looking finished and being done right are two different things — and once you sign off, problems become your problems. A Post-Renovation Inspection is an independent set of trained eyes on the work before you pay, move in, or list.

Booking with Pelican One is simple:

  1. Pick your date and time — our online scheduler is available 24/7, book the moment your offer is accepted
  2. We show up on time — no chasing, no rescheduling, no surprises
  3. Your report is in your hands within 24 hours — written in plain language with photographs, not industry jargon you have to decode
  4. Questions? We're a call or message away — if something in the report has you worried, reach out and we'll walk you through it

We handle the details from booking to answers — one less thing to stress about.

Square Footage

Got a property over 3,500 sq ft? Contact us before you schedule — larger homes take more time and we want to make sure we quote you right.
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Licensed. Insured. On time. Every time.

Got questions? We've got you.

When should I book — before or after I pay the contractor?

Before, if you can. The report gives you documentation in hand while you still have leverage — final payment is the strongest position you'll ever be in with a contractor. That said, if the work is already paid for, the inspection is still worth doing. Knowing what needs attention now beats discovering it six months from now, and the report gives you a clear record of the work's condition either way.

What do you actually look at?

Every system and component the renovation touched, plus the areas around it. New work has a way of affecting old work — a bathroom addition can stress the plumbing it tied into, a wall removal changes how a structure carries load. We inspect the finished work itself and the places renovations tend to create ripple effects, then document everything with photos.

What happens if you find problems?

You get documentation, not drama. Every finding in your report is backed by photographs and written detail — exactly what you need to request corrections, hold final payment, or have an informed conversation with your contractor. Most contractors respond professionally to a well-documented report. The ones who don't are the reason you got the inspection.

My renovation was just one room. Do I need a full inspection?

No — that's what the single area option is for. If your project was a bathroom, a kitchen, or an addition, we can focus the inspection on that space and the systems connected to it. Choose the single area or room option when booking, and if you're not sure which option fits your project, reach out and we'll point you to the right one.

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