The first terminus
The first transcontinental passenger train arrived in Port Moody on July 4, 1886, before the line was extended to Vancouver.

Port Moody, British Columbia
In Port Moody we inspect Newport and Suter Brook condos, Heritage Mountain homes and townhomes along the inlet.
Photo: Eviatar Bach / CC BY-SA 3.0
Our Port Moody experience
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Local knowledge
The first transcontinental passenger train arrived in Port Moody on July 4, 1886, before the line was extended to Vancouver.
Shoreline areas at the head of the inlet sit on soft marine sediments and fill, while the north and south shores climb steeply – each with its own drainage and foundation questions.
Port Moody’s housing climbs from waterfront strata at the head of Burrard Inlet to 1980s and 90s subdivisions on Heritage Mountain and College Park.
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Services in Port Moody
Questions
Yes. We’ve completed 32 inspections in Port Moody, including 14 condos, 9 townhomes and 9 houses. We’re available 7 days a week, including evenings.
Condo inspections start at $425, townhome inspections at $525 and house inspections at $575, depending on size. Every inspection includes thermal imaging and a same-day digital report, and condo and townhome inspections include a free strata document review.
In Port Moody we pay particular attention to: drainage on hillside lots; envelope history in older strata; poly-B plumbing in 1990s homes. Your report explains each finding with photos and next steps.
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