A Buyer's Choice Home Inspections North Central Calgary with Barry Conway

10/16/2026

Hmmmm… are you sure? Kind of makes you question why they’d need this sign in the first place?!

10/15/2026

10/13/2026

For Realtors, inspection day can be one of the more unpredictable parts of the homebuying or selling process. A client may leave the inspection with a long list of questions, concerns about what they’ve seen or uncertainty about what actually needs attention.


The right home inspection partner can help reduce that uncertainty – not by minimizing concerns, but by putting findings into context and helping clients understand what happens next.

Check out the playbook we've created just for you to help guide your clients before, during and after the home inspection. https://hubs.ly/Q04zPYXs0

10/09/2026

Home inspector anxiety can’t possibly be summed up in one photo… wait!

10/08/2026

Fall can be a good time to make a move, whether you’re buying or selling.

The Canadian Real Estate Association’s (CREA) July forecast called for a more active second half of 2026, although it projects home sales for the full year to finish 1.4% below 2025. In August, national sales dipped 0.7% from July while new listings rose 3.3%.

If you’re thinking of listing your property this fall, here are a few simple things you can do to get your home ready: https://hubs.ly/Q04zd1180

A home inspection is an important part of the equation as well, regardless of whether you’re buying or selling this fall since not all important home features are visible to an untrained eye.

10/06/2026

Roof repair can be costly, but you can save yourself a load of stress and money by dealing with issues as a preventative measure rather than when a leak gets worse or catastrophe strikes and your roof collapses.

Here are some common roof issues you can monitor each season to help extend the life of your roof. https://hubs.ly/Q04zcWDQ0

10/02/2026

Thanks to warmer fall weather, there are likely many families playing this game! There’s a very small window where we’re not paying to either heat or cool our homes.

Have you turned your furnace on? What inside temperature prompts you to turn on the heat?

09/29/2026

The age of the home you’re buying is one of the key factors that will determine the home inspector’s priorities.

If you’re buying new: Your inspector will look for installation issues, construction flaws, unfinished work and problems with key systems like plumbing, electrical, HVAC and structural components.

If you’re buying older: The focus may shift to wear and tear, outdated wiring or plumbing, water damage, structural concerns, mould, pests and other age-related issues.

Whether you’re buying new or old, a thorough inspection ensures you understand the condition of the property and helps you plan for – or avoid – unexpected repairs or costly fixes down the road.

Check out our blog to help you prepare for your inspection based on the age of the home you’re planning to buy. https://hubs.ly/Q04ywwrn0

09/25/2026

When the report says “significant corrosion” because “good grief” isn’t technically a defect description.

09/22/2026

Concrete may be durable, but even the toughest surfaces need a little TLC. From your driveway and walkways to your patio and foundation, a little regular care can go a long way toward keeping concrete surfaces in good shape.

Check out our blog for some simple maintenance tips to help keep your concrete looking and performing its best. https://hubs.ly/Q04xZ-sM0