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phone (250) 352-2300
fax (250) 352-2309
Bill Lynch:
cell (250) 354-8682
bill@lynchinspection.com

Castlegar, Grand Forks
phone (250) 359 8044
fax (250) 359 8045
Paul Muntak:
cell (250) 365 9865
paul@lynchinspection.com

Salmo, Creston Office
phone (250) 357-2661
fax (250) 357-2662
Dale Olinyk:
cell (250) 354-8761
dale@lynchinspection.com
1-877-352-2300
Lynch Building Inspection Services Ltd.


— Bill, Paul and Dale —
 The Lynch Team has 45 years combined experience in home, commercial and institutional building, construction and inspection.

Lynch Inspection is the longest running inspection firm in the Kootenay/ Boundary region, servicing Nelson, Cranbrook, Creston, Castlegar, and all points in between.

We are the only building inspection company in the region that is qualified to inspect large home, commerical and industrial buildings.
Founded in 1993, among our clients are Canada Mortgage & Housing Corporation, Canadian Standards Association, BC Hydro, and CP Rail.

Our inspectors offer more experience, more skills and more commitment.

We are an independent company with no affiliations to real estate firms or inspection franchises.

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Knob & Tube Wiring

I have an old heritage house that I am insulating in stages. I found strands of wire running through the ceiling joists. Is there anything I should be concerned about?

From your description these wires are most likely older electrical service wires called Knob and Tube wiring. They can be identified by ceramic knobs and tubes used as terminals and protection through joist holes.

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February 23rd, 2011 | No Comments »

Issues with Wood Heater

I have an opportunity to purchase a used wood stove that I intend to use to heat my garage  / workshop. Are there any possible problems I should be aware of before I make the purchase?

There are a few issues you may want to consider and be aware of before you purchase a used wood heater.

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January 18th, 2011 | 1 Comment »

Split coil air conditioner maintenance

It’s getting warm outside and I’m wondering what I should do with my air conditioner unit to make sure it’s ready for the summer cooling season? It has a cooling coil in our gas furnace and a unit outside the house in our side yard.

Here are a few tips that will help keep your split coil air conditioner healthy.

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January 18th, 2011 | No Comments »

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