Our Home Inspectors

MARTIN OSIS CMI
Certified Master Inspector
Alberta license #332734 

JOSH BORN
Licensed Home Inspector
Alberta license #353169
Martin Osis brings a wealth of experience to each home inspection with his extensive background as a project manager and site superintendent in the field of general contracting, General contracting does not just focus on any one trade, but overviews all trades and phases of construction to completion.

Martin has a keen eye for detail with the ability to recognize defects and follow them through to their logical source.

Canadian Residential Inspection Services raises the bar in the home inspection industry when it comes to professionalism, code of ethics and conduct. Our inspectors ensure you receive a thorough, unbiased, professional inspection.
Martin 780-482-0755

Josh Born has a 20 year background in construction from renovations to new builds.  Starting as a laborer to finishing carpenter to supervisor and finally to contractor.

Josh  believes that providing a thorough and informative home inspection is an essential process for home buyers and sellers alike. 

Josh holds two certifications for Home Inspection  from NAIT (Northern Alberta Institute of Technology) and from Canadian Residential Inspection Services Ltd. Josh also has gold seal certification from NAIT for estimating, construction delivery systems, and planning/ scheduling. 
Josh: 780-920-2676

SKILL
​Our certified home inspectors must complete a comprehensive, intensive course which includes both classroom instruction and field training along with written examinations upon completion. Our inspectors exceed industry standards.

PEACE OF MIND
Our inspectors are all highly trained and will help you gather the information you require to make your decision. You are encouraged to attend the inspection while following health guidelines surrounding Covid-19; this allows you to become familiar with the home and learn home maintenance tricks and tips to help you maintain your investment.

The Perfect Home

The perfect home does not exist. This is an important consideration when purchasing a home and arranging for an inspection. Fortunately, many of the problems can be fairly minor and they are all repairable. Some minor problems you may be able to live with, however there are situations which could be financially disastrous. It is important for you to be aware of the problems so that you can make an informed decision when purchasing a home.

What to Expect

A home inspection is a non-invasive, visual observation of the condition of the property on the day of the inspection, and can include such tools as moisture meters, drones, video scopes, gas meters, electrical instruments, infrared cameras, and temperature sensors.

​The average home inspection will take between 2 to 3 hours to complete. It is highly recommended to follow the home inspector during the inspection, as this is an invaluable educational experience to learn about the various aspects and systems of the house.

We are aware that in many real estate transactions time can make a difference. The design of our system enables you to receive your inspection report immediately upon completion of the inspection to avoid any delays.