Whether you’re purchasing your first home, listing a property for sale, or navigating a new build or renovation project, MEG Inspections offers inspection services designed to meet you where you are. We go beyond the standard walkthrough, combining 15 years of construction knowledge with professional-grade reporting tools to give you a clear, honest picture of any property’s condition. Our inspection services cover homes and buildings of all types across St. John’s, Mount Pearl, CBS, Paradise, Bay Roberts, Torbay, and the wider Avalon Peninsula. Every one of our inspection services is backed by over 15 years of real construction experience and delivered using Spectora’s industry-leading reporting platform.
One of the most important steps in any home purchase is understanding exactly what you’re buying. Our buyer inspections cover the full scope of a property’s condition so you walk into closing with your eyes open.
Not every problem is visible during a showing. A thorough inspection brings issues to light before they become your problem, whether it's aging systems, moisture intrusion, or structural concerns. As a Professional Technologist in Architecture, Mike can provide structural analysis directly within your inspection report, no additional cost, no second opinion needed.
Our detailed reports give you documented leverage. Use the findings to negotiate price adjustments, request repairs, or factor repair costs into your offer.
Unlike a standard CPI inspection, MEG's Professional Technologist designation means we can assess code compliance and perform structural analysis as part of every inspection. No referrals, no additional fees, just a more complete picture of the home you're buying.
Understanding the lifespan of major components like the roof, the heating system, or the plumbing helps you plan and budget for what's ahead rather than being caught off guard.
A pre-listing inspection is one of the smartest moves a seller can make. Knowing the condition of your home before buyers come through means you’re in control of the conversation, not reacting to it.
Addressing known issues before listing lets you set a more accurate and defensible asking price. No surprises late in the deal.
When buyers find something unexpected during their inspection, deals stall. A pre-listing inspection reduces that risk by dealing with issues early and transparently.
Sharing a thorough inspection report demonstrates that you've been upfront about the property's condition. That kind of transparency builds trust and keeps deals moving forward.
Foundations, grading and drainage, basement conditions, floor, wall and ceiling structures, and the overall integrity of the building envelope. We even use Thermal Scanning to monitor the temperatures in the walls.
Roof coverings, drainage systems, flashings, chimneys, skylights, and all roof penetrations. We assess current condition and flag anything that warrants further attention or near-term maintenance.
Service panel and entrance, branch circuits, connected fixtures and devices, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, and GFCI protection where required.
Supply and drain systems, fixtures and faucets, water heater condition, vents, flues, and any visible fuel storage or distribution systems.
Heating and cooling equipment, distribution systems, vents, flues, and overall system functionality and condition.
Installed appliances including range/oven, microwave, dishwasher, bathroom exhaust fans, garage door operator, and other built-in equipment.
