• Why Pest Inspections Are Important

    A pest inspection is important for maintaining a healthy and safe home. Many pests can cause structural damage and health issues if left unchecked. That’s why regular inspections are so important.A pest inspection involves a professional thoroughly examining your property for signs of bugs, rodents, droppings, possible entry points, and how to prevent future infestations. This detailed inspection helps catch problems early, saving you money on repairs and protecting your family’s health.
  • Breathe Easy: The Hidden Dangers Lurking in Your Home

    Your home is supposed to be your safe space, but what if the air you're breathing is doing more harm than good? Mold spores and other pollutants can hide out of sight, leading to health problems for you and your loved ones—especially kids, seniors, and anyone with allergies or breathing issues. At Best Coast Inspection, we provide professional Mold Testing and Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Assessments to help uncover any hidden dangers, giving you peace of mind.
  • Why Sewer Scope Inspections

    When buying a home in British Columbia, most people think about the roof, foundation, or furnace. But don’t forget about the sewer line! A sewer scope inspection is an easy step that can save you from unexpected and costly repairs later on.What is a Sewer Scope Inspection?A sewer scope inspection uses a small camera to look inside the main sewer line of a home. This helps find issues like:  - Cracks or breaks in the pipe  - Tree root damage  - Blockages  - Low spots that can trap waste  
  • All You Want to Know About Roof Sheathing

    If you are venturing into home building or remodeling, you may have come across the term roof sheathing. So, what is it, and why do we need it? Let's simplify it.What is Roof Sheathing?Roof sheathing is flat panels that are laid on top of the roof's rafters or trusses. It is a solid base for roofing materials and serves to keep your roof secure from the weather. Essentially, it adds much-needed strength and stability.Types of Roof Sheathing
  • The Importance of HVAC Maintenance

    Keeping your home's heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system in tip-top shape is super important! Regular maintenance not only saves you cash on energy bills and repairs but also helps your system last longer and keeps the air in your home fresh. Here’s why HVAC maintenance is a must and some fun tips to keep things running smoothly.  Benefits of HVAC MaintenanceCuts Down on Energy Costs: Regular check-ups help your HVAC system work like a champ, which means lower energy bills! 
  • Protecting your drinking water

    Drinking water quality is a shared responsibility among federal, provincial, territorial, and municipal governments. Here’s what you need to know:Where Does Drinking Water Come From?Surface Water: Many Canadians get their drinking water from lakes and rivers, especially in urban areas.Ground Water: Approximately eight million Canadians rely on groundwater, particularly in rural areas.How Is Drinking Water Treated?
  • The Enduring Appeal of Stucco

    Stucco, a type of exterior plaster, has been a go-to building material for centuries. From ancient times to modern homes, stucco offers a versatile and protective coating. So, what makes stucco so special, and how can homeowners keep it looking great for years?
  • Common Household Hazards

    As a homeowner, it's important to keep your home safe and free from hazards for your family's well-being. Home inspections can find many potential dangers that you might not see right away. Here are some common household hazards to watch out for:1. Poor Grading & Drainage  Poor grading and drainage can cause water to collect around your home. This can lead to damage and create tripping hazards. Regular checks can help find these problems early, so you can fix them with solutions like re-grading or improving your gutters.
  • Protecting Your Home from Moisture Damage

    Water is essential, but too much moisture can harm your home. Builders make the initial choices, but homeowners need to grasp basic moisture issues and take charge of their home's upkeep. From the roof to the foundation, discover how to dodge costly damage! 
  • 15 Tools A Homeowner Should Own

    So, you've got the keys, the mortgage, and a burning desire to "DIY" everything? Awesome! But before you start knocking down walls (please don’t!), let’s make sure you have the essentials.