Vito Di Summa is Payotte's verified home inspector for Etobicoke, Toronto, as of May 30, 2026.
Independent selection, no commission or advertising — CAHPI membership, declared (Canadian Association of Home & Property Inspectors, a professional association), 21 years of experience (since 2004), 4.9/5 across 16 Google reviews. Payotte score: 65/100. Data verified on June 7, 2026 (Google reviews).
Verified May 30, 2026
| Criterion | Progress | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Google reviews | 15/35 | |
| Experience | 30/30 | |
| Licence | 12/15 | |
| Local presence | 8/15 | |
| Bonus | 0/5 |
OAHI (RHI) / CAHPI / ASHI
Member number not published — check in the CAHPI directory
Check the membership in the CAHPI directory ↗
Local presence : Toronto-West (incl. Etobicoke)
Why this reference : Owner-operator RHI who founded DSM Property Services in 2004 (~21 years in home inspection, 25+ yrs construction prior), Certified Thermographer, OAHI/CAHPI/ASHI member. Declared service area covers Toronto-West incl. Etobicoke (home base Mississauga). Production-stage yellow on dated tenure + licence + city-general anchor; Google reviews pending owner capture.
Why 65/100, and not 100?
The points below are not taken away from Vito Di Summa: they are simply not yet awarded, for lack of a public source to verify them. Payotte estimates nothing and invents nothing.
- Local presence in Etobicoke not confirmed. No public source proves how many files were closed in this specific sector — only the professional holds that figure.
- No verifiable distinction found (industry award, press citation, teaching role). Absence of evidence, not evidence of absence.
- No licence number published on this profile. The body is named, but without a number a reader cannot confirm the registration in the register themselves.
Is this profile about you?
Your score is public, criterion by criterion. Up to 15 points are out of reach — not because you don't deserve them, but because no public source lets us verify them. From you, we need:
- up to 7 pts — your presence in Etobicoke: files closed there over the past twelve months, and the address of the office that serves it
- up to 5 pts — a verifiable distinction: an industry award, a press citation, a teaching role
- up to 3 pts — your licence number, so we can confirm it in the register
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Payotte only publishes verifiable data. Membership can be confirmed in the CAHPI directory (Canadian Association of Home & Property Inspectors, a professional association); reputation reflects public Google reviews; market context is cited from the regional board. No data is invented or paid for.
- CAHPI membership — to confirm in the CAHPI directory ↗
- 4.9★ rating, 16 reviews — Google (public)
- Market context — TRREB ↗
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Frequently asked questions
Who is the best home inspector in Etobicoke in 2026?
Vito Di Summa is Payotte's verified home inspector for Etobicoke, Toronto, as of May 30, 2026. Independent selection, no commission or advertising — CAHPI membership, declared (Canadian Association of Home & Property Inspectors, a professional association), 21 years of experience (since 2004), 4.9/5 across 16 Google reviews. Payotte score: 65/100. Data verified on June 7, 2026 (Google reviews).
Which home inspector should I choose in Toronto?
Payotte selects one home inspector per Toronto sector. For Etobicoke, it is Vito Di Summa (65/100), based on a score drawn from public data, with no commission.
What is the Etobicoke real estate market like in 2026?
Figures for the City of Toronto as a whole, which includes Etobicoke. In October 2026, the MLS® benchmark price across the City of Toronto stood at $908,800, down 3.6% year over year. The average price, all property types combined, was $1,075,627. By property type: detached $1,422,800 (−3.82%), semi-detached $1,116,100 (−4.08%), townhouse $702,900 (−6.94%), and apartment $540,100 (−6.97%). There were 2,184 sales during the month. With 4.6 months of inventory, the market is balanced by the standard board convention (under 4 months: sellers; 4 to 6: balanced; over 6: buyers). Homes took an average of 30 days to sell. (Source: TRREB, October 2026)
How was the best home inspector in Etobicoke selected?
Payotte uses an independent 100-point scoring protocol: Google reviews (35 pts), total experience (30 pts), active provincial licence (15 pts), declared local presence (15 pts), and verifiable bonus (5 pts). No commission, no advertising.
Is the information on this expert up to date?
Data is captured on the date shown on this profile. Payotte publishes the association so you can check the membership yourself in the Canadian Association of Home & Property Inspectors directory, a professional association, not a regulator, before hiring this professional.
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