Ladysmith, British Columbia Home Inspectors Guide

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Harbour Home Inspections, Ltd.

Near Ladysmith, British Columbia

... A professional home inspector will point out a home’s qualities as well as its problems, and give you clear advice and a readable report to help you make your home purchasing decision. I inspect: •Exterior & Decks •Garage & Carport •Structure & Attic •Roof & Drainage •Basement & Crawlspace •Insulation & Ventilation •Heating & Chimneys •Electrical & Plumbing •Laundry & Utility rooms •Bathrooms & Kitchen •Interior: doors, windows, etc. I hold a B.A. and have many years experience in the construction and renovation fields, along with extensive training and upgrading courses in home inspection. I am an Associate Member of the Canadian Association of Home and Property Inspectors (BC). Please visit my website to see rates and a sample report.

The 15 closest cities include:
Cowichan Valley - 20.00 miles.
Parksville - 33.07 miles.
Vancouver - 37.26 miles.
Victoria - 43.56 miles.
Port Alberni - 49.04 miles.
Abbotsford - 69.19 miles.
Courtenay - 72.02 miles.
Chilliwack - 85.16 miles.
Whistler - 87.52 miles.
Central Okanagan - 191.28 miles.
Penticton - 194.05 miles.
Kamloops - 194.10 miles.
Kelowna - 205.35 miles.
Creston - 330.32 miles.
Fraser Lake - 865.27 miles.

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