The City of Saskatoon requires honest disclosure of known defects, and safety and mechanical items carry the most weight: a furnace, roof or electrical panel near the end of its life will come up in a buyer's own inspection and can stall a deal at the condition stage. Cosmetic items like paint colour or dated fixtures almost never kill a sale the way a failed system does.
A pre-listing inspection lets you decide, with real information, whether to fix an item, price around it, or disclose it and let the market adjust. That is a very different decision than guessing at what a buyer might ask for later.
The Real Broker SK Ltd. brokerage Joel works under requires clear disclosure either way, so the safest path is knowing what is there before a buyer's inspector finds it first. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.