Weekly vacant-property inspections

Weekly checks for vacant properties.

A consistent presence at your vacant property, so what matters is seen — and documented — before it grows into damage.

Weekly cadence

Insurance policies for vacant properties often carry inspection conditions — confirm the exact requirements with your insurer; PGK can align the inspection cadence with them.

Interior stairwell of a Montreal property
Representative photography

Inspection scope

What we check, and why it matters.

A recurring inspection covers the building inside and out, adjusted for the season and the property's own risks.

Internal checks

  • Plumbing — leaks and water damage
  • Heating and thermostat settings
  • Electrical outlets and panel condition
  • Structural signs — cracks and moisture
  • Windows and doors locked and secure
  • Ventilation and fire-safety equipment
  • Signs of pest activity

External checks

  • Roof condition
  • Gutters and downspouts — debris and drainage
  • Foundation — cracks and water infiltration
  • Window and door seals
  • Walkways, driveways and parking areas
  • Grounds and landscaping issues

Seasonal risk context

Montreal winters raise the stakes for a vacant building. Winterization covers draining water systems to prevent pipe freezing, sealing drafts around windows and doors, and keeping heating at a minimum temperature.

Reporting & next step

Clarity before you contact us.

Our recurring process ensures you receive documented observations and coordinated follow-up — so every conversation starts with clarity.

  1. 1.Observe

    We always visit and inspect the property on a recurring, agreed schedule.

  2. 2.Document

    Findings are recorded per visit, with photos and notes tied to date and location on the property.

  3. 3.Coordinate follow-up

    When something needs attention, PGK flags it and can coordinate maintenance with you before it escalates.

Contact PGK

Discuss the property, the inspection cadence your situation calls for, and how findings are reported to you.