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Calgary Home Inspections

Certified Master Inspector (CMI)® Ryan Van Kessel is the Calgary home inspector who will help you make confident real estate decisions in 2026.

What is a home inspection?

A home inspection is the examination of a building’s interior and exterior structures and systems. A pre-purchase inspection is essential to understanding the condition of a property you’re thinking of buying. Doing so gives you the knowledge to decide whether to move forward with a purchase, while also guiding discussions with your relator regarding remediation of deficiencies or adjusting the purchase price.

As a current homeowner, you might choose to obtain an inspection to determine the state of your home presale, or simply to learn of issues that might pose problems now or in the future. An inspection performed by a qualified inspector will help identify any concerns inside and outside and will educate you on the differences between those that are significant and those easily remedied.

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Who is qualified to perform the inspection?

In Alberta, home inspectors must be licensed, bonded and insured. Ensuring the inspection is done by a qualified, licensed inspector helps avoid surprises and contributes to the safe enjoyment of the new or existing home. At minimum, inspectors must carry the Registered Home Inspection (RHI) certification.

At PROspections, we’ve earned the Certified Master Inspector (CMI)® designation. This top-level certification means that our clients in Calgary, Airdrie and surrounding areas are represented by inspectors who have demonstrated the highest level of competency in the industry. PROspections inspectors give you knowledge to make sound decisions and offer reassurance that you won’t be saddled with unforeseen issues that could cost you down the road.

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Don’t take our word for it. See what our clients say.

We're really pleased with our work and the fact that we've earned a 4.9-star rating on Google from 110 reviews.

Ryan was super professional, very thorough, knowledgeable and most importantly kind. He answered question made sure the client understood what they were looking at when he was explaining things. Just a well rounded person and as a realtor I look forward to working with him again or refering him to other.

Natherine L

Natherine L

Ryan was kind and patient with me while explaining potential concerns and his findings of the entire inspection. I felt that Ryan was incredibly knowledgeable about the details of home inspection and was able to identify one area specifically that I further investigated (and I never would have caught this without his keen eye).

Britany D

Britany D

I had a great experience with PROspections. They were easy-going, down-to-earth, and matter-of-fact about everything. Scheduling was fast, the report after the home inspection arrived only a day later, and they were open to discussing the report and offering advice at any point into the future.

Andrew H

Andrew H

Great experience with Ryan! Very happy, he is very knowledgeable on every aspect of home construction and construction experience shows. Will use again on my next purchase! Thank you!

Paul H

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PROspections has become a trusted source of advice and recommendations for many clients in Calgary, Airdrie and surrounding areas. When he started PROspections in 2012, Ryan Van Kessel had been working in construction since the age of 15. He also spent 15 years as contractor in the insurance remediation and restoration business. Ryan and his team are happy to share the benefit of that experience and knowledge.

At PROspections, we want you to love the home you’re in. Sometimes you just need a second opinion, sometimes you want help evaluating a specific building issue. If we can help, we will.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What does PROspections check during a home inspection?

We provide a full top-to-bottom inspection, including roofing, exterior, foundation, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, attic, insulation, appliances, structure, and safety hazards. You receive a detailed digital report with photos and recommendations.

How long does a typical home inspection take?

Most Calgary home inspections take 2-3 hours, depending on the size, age, and condition of the home. Larger or older homes may require additional time to properly evaluate all systems.

Do you provide thermal imaging?

Absolutely. We use infrared thermal imaging to detect hidden leaks like moisture intrusion, insulation gaps, and electrical hot spots that may not be visible to the naked eye.

Can I attend the home inspection?

Yes, and we encourage it! Attending the inspection lets you ask questions, see issues firsthand, and gain a better understanding of your home.

Do you inspect new builds or pre-listing homes?

We offer inspections for new construction, pre-listing, pre-purchase, condos, townhomes, and more. Even new homes in Calgary can have builder defects that need attention.

How soon will I receive my inspection report?

You’ll get your full digital report, complete with photos, notes, and repair recommendations within 24 hours, often by the following morning.

What areas around Calgary do you serve?

PROspections serves Calgary and surrounding communities, including Airdrie, Chestermere, Cochrane, Okotoks, Strathmore, and Rocky View County.

Are your inspectors certified?

Yes. Our lead inspector is a Certified Master Inspector (CMI), the highest designation in the home inspection industry. We are fully licensed, certified, and insured, and we follow all Alberta industry standards and best practices to ensure every inspection is thorough and reliable.

How much does a home inspection cost?

Pricing depends on property size, age, and type. Most Calgary home inspections range from $350–$600. Contact us for an exact quote.

When should I schedule a home inspection?

Please schedule in advance and avoid scheduling until the day before the home inspection condition date. If problems arise, it will not give the homeowners sufficient time to resolve an issue.
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