Frequently asked questions.

To give you a comprehensive visual evaluation of the property's condition: identify issues, assess the major systems such as electrical, plumbing and heating, and deliver a detailed report.

A full home inspection covers the major systems and components from foundation to roof, including structure, electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling, roofing, windows, doors and insulation. It follows established Standards of Practice and focuses on material defects that could affect the property's value, safety or habitability.

Usually two to four hours, depending on the property's size, age and condition. Larger homes, or homes with a suite, fireplaces, detached buildings or extensive systems, can take longer. Every accessible area is checked so you get a complete picture.

Yes, please do. Arrive near the end of the inspection to walk through the property with Kyle. It's a great chance to learn about the home's systems, ask questions, understand the findings first-hand and pick up basic maintenance tips.

Single-family homes, townhomes, apartment condominiums, acreages, vacation properties, multi-family buildings and light commercial properties. Each type has its own considerations, so the inspection is tailored to the property and its systems.

Canmore, Banff, Calgary and the surrounding Bow Valley communities. If you aren't sure whether your property is in the service area, get in touch and we'll confirm availability.

Pricing depends on the property's size and age and the services you add. Enter a few details in the online scheduler to see pricing and availability for your property. We may need more information before confirming the price. RMHI Signature inspections start from $995, and commercial inspections are quoted by email.

We generally have availability with two to three days' notice, and we will always do our best to fit you in.

A detailed digital report with photos, videos and descriptions of the findings, delivered within 24 hours of the inspection. It explains the issues found and recommends how to address them. Every full home inspection also includes a home maintenance book.

Material defects, the problems that could affect safety, livability or value, are highlighted in the summary section of the report. Kyle walks you through the items that need quick attention and the minor ones you can deal with later.

An inspection is a snapshot of the property's condition on the day it is inspected. All accessible systems are inspected thoroughly, but no one can predict or guarantee that components won't develop problems afterwards.

We inspect every safely accessible area on the day. If something is blocked, locked or not operating, it is noted clearly in the report with an explanation of the limitation, so you know exactly what was and wasn't seen.

We don't do repairs ourselves, but we're happy to connect you with trusted contractors. Our focus is unbiased inspections and pointing you to reliable professionals.

Yes. Kyle holds Alberta Home Inspector Licence #347083, Rocky Mountain Home Inspections Ltd. is a licensed and bonded Alberta home inspection business, and the business is insured. Kyle is a Certified Master Inspector® and an InterNACHI® Certified Professional Inspector, and keeps up to date through continuing education every year.

Infrared cameras, moisture meters and electrical testers help uncover hidden issues and check hard-to-reach spots. Thermal imaging is included in every inspection; it is not an add-on.

No. The only way to test for these is laboratory analysis. We do our best to identify areas of concern and note them in your report.

Yes, radon screening is offered in the Canmore and Banff area. It is a short-term measurement; Health Canada recommends a long-term test of at least 91 days before any decision on mitigation.