True North Home Inspections

Trusted Insight for Informed Decisions

Welcome to True North Home Inspection services, proudly serving Quesnel and surrounding areas.
I’ve lived in Quesnel for over 30 years, and that long-standing connection to the community shapes the way I approach every inspection.

As a licensed home inspector, I’m committed to providing home buyers with honest, accurate insights so they can make informed decisions with confidence. For home sellers, I offer thorough pre-listing inspections to help you better understand your home and prepare for listing.

Stein Aaslie
Licensed Home Inspector

Buyer's Inspection

At True North Home Inspections, a buyer’s inspection is about helping you truly understand the home you’re considering — its current condition, along with any repairs or concerns — before you make one of life’s biggest decisions. My goal is to help you move forward with clarity and avoid unexpected surprises after you settle in.

Buying a home is a major milestone. A thorough, professional inspection provides the honest information and confidence you need to make informed decisions and feel good about the place you’ll call home.

Pre-Listing Inspection

At True North Home Inspections, we understand that selling a home can feel overwhelming. A pre-listing inspection gives you a clear picture of your home’s condition, so you can make any desired repairs, provide honest information to potential buyers, and list with confidence.

Our goal is to give you peace of mind and the information you need to feel secure and confident before you list.

What We Inspect

At True North Home Inspections, I carry out a careful, non-invasive visual inspection of the home’s major systems and components.

Following the inspection, you’ll receive a clear, easy-to-understand report along with a walk-through of the findings. I take the time to explain the condition of the home and identify areas that may require attention, helping you move forward with confidence and clarity.

Areas we inspect include:

Roof – condition, signs of wear, and potential issues
Exterior – siding, windows, doors, and drainage
Structural components – foundation, walls, and framing
Plumbing systems – pipes, fixtures, and water flow
Electrical systems – wiring, outlets, and safety components
Heating – performance and reliability
Cooling and Heat Pump (HVAC) – comfort and efficiency
Insulation and Ventilation – coverage, effectiveness, and proper airflow
Interior rooms and spaces – walls, floors, ceilings, and other interior features

For a complete overview of what’s included in a home inspection and report, including inspection limitations, please see the HIABC Scope of Inspection at hiabc.ca