TRICONN Home Inspections Provides Unmatched Expertise at a Fair Price.
TRICONN Home Inspections Provides Unmatched Expertise at a Fair Price.
Canadian Red Seal tradespersons are some of the highest skilled and respected on the world stage. For Carpentry, it takes 4 years to obtain through practical and technical training. After acquiring all previous levels and after 7200 in field documented hours working under their accomplished Journeyperson/ Red Seal, the tradesperson is then allowed to write the InterProvincial Examination, and if passed with a minimum grade of 70% the individual then achieves a Red Seal in their respected trade. Learn more about the Canadian Red seal program.
TRICONN inspections is trying to raise the bar of Manitoba home inspectors. A inspector must obtain or hold a Red Seal in Carpentry. A Carpenters job is too know the ins and out of the house, from the foundation to the finish work. Communicating with other trades such as Plumbers or Electricians has become a natural skill set that most Carpenters can develop within their career and have naturally become the on site leaders of major commercial or residential job sites. We are first on site and last off. TRICONN Inspectors must also hold a accreditation with the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors (InterNachi) as a Certified Professional Inspector® (Or similar accrediation.) Internachi is one of the biggest educators in the Home Inspections industry. Learn more about InterNachi
Yes, you could consider TRICONN Design as our parent company. We are a emerging Residential General Contractor with almost 40 years of combined experience. We provide full scope residential home renovations. TRICONN Inspections was created when we realized Winnipeg Home Inspectors should offer services at a better price point. With our intelligence, knowledge and will we believe we can raise the bar.
The rules are different across Canada. Within Alberta and British Colombia a prospective home inspector must pass a government approved examination before they can obtain a license. But within the rest of Canada generally it is a un regulated field with only a few big international names that provide training and certification. Unfortunately within Manitoba no real accreditation is required to set up a business as a home inspector. It is up too you, the consumer to ask questions and do your due dilligence.
A qualified home inspector has a unique set of skills. From understanding what a sound house should look like too identifying intentionally hidden defects of the property. A unbiased, non emotional, professional inspection may save you from a bad purchase.
Most single family home inspections take 2 – 3.5 hours.
Absolutely and any construction/renovation advice is always included with every package.
Spotting knob and tube wiring. Even if you have a traditional breaker panel it is possible there is still knob and tube electrical wiring present. Insurance compaines traditionally will not insure a house with this style of electrical wiring.
We can get you out of the purchase of the property. Or we can help lower the buying price of the property. Or negotiate repairs before your possession date.
