Home Inspection Overview

A home inspection is a visual examination of all accessible components, systems, and areas of a given home. The inspection is designed to reflect the visible condition of a home. Our inspectors examine everything from the roof to the foundation, identifying potential hazards, defective materials, or structural issues. This includes everything from signs of water damage and wood rot to malfunctioning or inoperable HVAC Systems.

Our certified, licensed home inspectors undergo rigorous training to ensure they have both the knowledge and skills to accurately inspect any home. During the inspection, your inspector will examine every accessible part of your prospective home, answering any questions that may come up. Upon completion, your inspector will review all their findings with you and provide a digital copy of their report within 24 hours.

Specialty Inspection Services

What We Inspect

As InterNACHI® certified home inspectors, our inspectors will provide a visual examination of the following aspects of a given property:

Attic

Often overlooked and used primarily for storage, attics play a key role in helping to regulate a property’s temperature.

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Electrical

Encompassing all wiring, panels, switches, receptacles, and light fixtures, this system regulates all energy use throughout a given property.

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Exterior

The exterior of a property is comprised of multiple critical structural components, including siding, doors, windows, stairs, decks, and railing.

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Fireplace

Providing unparalleled ambiance, this feature not only provides a cheaper means of generating heat but can also add value to a home.

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Foundation

Arguably the most important parts of any property, the foundation, basement, and crawl space can drastically impact livability.

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HVAC

Critical to a property’s comfort and livability, the efficiency of these systems can have a major effect on monthly utility bills.

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Interior

The most heavily used part of any property, the interior is comprised of doors, windows, floors, walls, ceilings, and stairways.

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Plumbing

This essential network of pipes, tanks, and fixtures is responsible for the distribution of clean water and removal of waste.

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Roof

The first line of defense against inclement weather, roofs are crucial in enhancing a property’s curb appeal and energy efficiency.

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