We are certified home inspectors, trained to conduct professional Radon testing using approved digital monitors. They assess indoor air quality and identify dangerous Radon levels, helping homeowners reduce health risks through accurate, science-based results.

Home inspectors use thermography (infrared thermal imaging) to detect temperature differences on surfaces that can indicate hidden problems not visible to the naked eye. This non-invasive technology helps identify issues such as moisture intrusion, missing insulation, overheating electrical components, and air leaks. By scanning walls, ceilings, and mechanical systems, thermography can reveal early signs of damage—like water behind drywall or hot spots in wiring—allowing homeowners or buyers to address concerns before they become costly repairs. It adds an extra layer of detail and precision to a standard visual inspection.

Mould can affect both your health and your home. At MHI Windsor, we inspect for visible signs of mould, musty odours, and moisture issues in basements, attics, bathrooms, and other high-risk areas. Using moisture meters and infrared tools, we help identify hidden problems before they become costly. If needed, we can recommend lab testing to confirm mould types and levels.

If needed, we can recommend or coordinate professional lab testing (air or surface samples) to identify specific mould types and concentrations.

Your foundation supports everything above it—so even small cracks or shifts can lead to big problems. At MHI Windsor, we inspect for signs of structural movement, water intrusion, cracking, poor drainage, and other issues common in Southwestern Ontario homes. Our goal is to identify early warning signs so you can take action before serious damage occurs.

We assess your home’s heating and cooling systems for safety, functionality, and efficiency. At MHI Windsor, we check furnaces, air conditioners, ductwork, vents, and thermostats for wear, improper installation, or signs of neglect. Our inspections help ensure your HVAC system is running safely—and won’t surprise you with costly repairs after you move in.