Purchasing a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll ever make. So it only makes sense that before you seal the deal, you find out everything you possibly can about the property you’re about to purchase.<\/p>\n
A home inspection is a very common clause in an offer to purchase agreement. During this inspection, a qualified contractor will examine the structure and foundation, as well as inspect the electrical systems and plumbing for any issues.<\/p>\n
However, home inspections overlook one very important detail. Most Vancouver houses built before 1970 contain underground oil tanks. And while many of these tanks have since been removed, those that remain pose a significant risk to the environment, community health and safety, and your finances. It’s for these reasons that GPR tank locating should be a part of any pre-purchase home inspection.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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