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360 Inspection — Inspect Once. Inspect Right.

Serving Toronto & the Greater Toronto Area

Know the propertybefore you makethe decision.

Professional residential and commercial property inspections led by InterNACHI Certified Professional Inspector AJ Ratnasingam. Every inspection is approached with care, explained in plain language, and documented in a clear digital report.

9+
Years of inspection experience
5,000+
Properties inspected
13+
Residential, commercial, and specialized services
$350
Residential pricing starts at

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Meet AJ, in under a minute

The whole idea behind 360 Inspection, explained by the inspector who does the work.

AJ Ratnasingam explains what a 360 Inspection covers, the tools used on site, and what arrives in your report, so you know the true condition of a property before you commit to it.

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Buying a house is a major milestone. For many families, it represents their life savings, their dream, and their future.

But sometimes, a house can look perfect from the outside while still having hidden problems inside.

I'm AJ Ratnasingam from 360 Inspection. My job is to help you understand the true condition of a property before you buy it.

We inspect residential homes, commercial buildings, and investment properties. We use tools such as thermal imaging cameras to detect hidden moisture, drones to examine hard-to-reach roofs, and professional testing for mould and radon.

After the inspection, you'll receive a clear and detailed report with photos, videos, and information about the issues we discover.

This can help you negotiate more effectively, walk away if necessary, or move forward with peace of mind.

Before you buy, know what you're buying.

Visit 360inspection.ca to book your inspection.

Why inspections matter

A property can look perfect and still have problems that are easy to miss

A property can look perfect during a showing and still have problems that are easy to miss. Our job is to look beyond fresh paint and staged rooms, examine the visible and accessible systems, and help you understand what deserves attention.

We do not use fear to make ordinary maintenance sound alarming. We explain what we observed, why it matters, and whether it calls for immediate action, further evaluation, regular maintenance, or simple monitoring.

Beautifully staged living room with a water stain spreading at the ceiling corner above the fireplace

Who we work with

Residential and commercial inspections

Two sides of the same discipline. Pick yours to see the inspections available for it.

Services

Choose the service that matches your decision

From pre-purchase to specialized testing, every service ends the same way: a clear digital report you can actually use.

Scope of inspection

What we inspect

The scope depends on the property and service selected. A residential inspection commonly includes visible and accessible areas such as:

  • Roof + Exterior

    Roofing, exterior walls, windows, and doors

  • Site

    Grading, drainage, foundation, and structure

  • Envelope

    Basement, crawl spaces, attic, insulation, and ventilation

  • Systems

    Electrical, plumbing, heating, and cooling

  • Interior

    Interior rooms, kitchens, and bathrooms

  • Evidence

    Visible signs of moisture, deterioration, damage, or safety concerns

A property inspection is visual and non-invasive. Concealed, obstructed, locked, unsafe, snow-covered, or otherwise inaccessible areas may not be inspected.

Tools and technology

The right tools, used with experience and judgment

The right tools support a better inspection when they are used with experience and judgment. Depending on the scope and property conditions, 360 Inspection may use tools such as:

Inspection equipment laid out on a light background: thermal imaging camera, drone, borescope with reel, moisture and gas meters, electrical testers, anemometer, telescoping ladder, tablet, camera, and safety gear including a hard hat, respirator, harness, and first aid kit
Thermal imaging camerasMoisture metersInfrared thermometersElectrical testersReceptacle testersGFCI testersDrone roof equipmentInspection camerasAir quality equipmentEMF metersLaser distance metersCarbon monoxide detectorsCombustible gas detectorsRadon testing equipment

Your report

A report that makes the property easier to understand

Laptop, tablet, and phone displaying an inspection report layout

A good inspection report should make the property easier to understand. The sample shows how 360 Inspection organizes findings by system, supports them with photographs and media, and summarizes them for easier review. Your own inspection arrives as an interactive digital report, with a PDF to keep.

  • Organized by system
  • Photographs and media
  • Summary for easier review
  • Interactive report and downloadable PDF

Your inspector

Meet AJ Ratnasingam

AJ Ratnasingam, InterNACHI Certified Professional Inspector, in hard hat and safety vest
InterNACHI Certified Professional Inspector9 years of experienceLiability-insured

AJ Ratnasingam is the founder and lead inspector behind 360 Inspection. He combines professional standards with a straightforward, client-first approach: inspect carefully, explain honestly, and make sure you know what deserves attention.

“A good inspection is not about producing the longest possible list of problems. It is about helping the client understand the property as a whole.”

Most clients are not building experts, and they should not need to be. Findings are separated into what needs immediate attention, what calls for further evaluation, and what is routine maintenance, so decisions rest on facts rather than fear.

What clients say

Rated 5.0 from 19 Google reviews

Homeowners, first-time buyers, and realtors, in their own words. Every review below is published on the 360 Inspection Google Business Profile.

5.019 reviews on Google

How it works

Three steps from booking to report

  1. Step 01

    Book online

    Choose an available appointment online or contact 360 Inspection with your property details.

  2. Step 02

    Attend the inspection

    Attend the inspection whenever possible, see important findings firsthand, and ask questions.

  3. Step 03

    Review your report

    Review your interactive digital report, including the summary and supporting photos or media.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Why should I get a property inspection?

An inspection helps you understand the visible condition of a property before making an important financial decision. It may identify safety concerns, moisture problems, damaged components, deferred maintenance, and systems that may require repair or further evaluation.

Can a newly built home still have deficiencies?

Yes. New homes can have incomplete work, damaged materials, installation issues, and visible deficiencies. An independent inspection can help document concerns before applicable Tarion warranty deadlines.

Do you inspect commercial properties?

Yes. 360 Inspection provides commercial property inspections for buyers, owners, investors, landlords, property managers, and commercial property decision-makers.

How much does an inspection cost?

Residential inspection pricing starts at $350. Final pricing depends on property type, size, age, location, inspection scope, accessibility, and any additional services selected. Commercial and specialized inspections may require a custom quote.

Can I see a sample inspection report?

Yes. A full sample report is on the site as a PDF you can read or download. It shows how findings are organized, summarized, and supported with photographs and media. Your own inspection arrives as an interactive digital report, with a PDF to keep.

Inspect Once. Inspect Right.

Know what you are walking into.

Book your residential or commercial inspection online or ask a question before choosing the right service.