A Closer Look of What is
Included in Your Inspection
A Closer Look at
Your Home Inspection
Our comprehensive home inspection covers all major systems and components of the home, both inside and out. We follow industry standards to ensure no critical detail is overlooked.
After the inspection, you’ll receive a digital copy of the report, along with a summary that highlights any deficiencies or potential hazards identified. If any additional services require lab testing, samples are sent out the same day and overnighted to ensure the fastest possible results. Below is a breakdown of what’s included in a typical home inspection.
The roof is an important part of your home. We will examine the roof, its structure, material (shingles/tiles/etc), flashings, gutters, downspouts, and more.
Exterior
This includes the walkways, doors, siding, eaves and soffits, fascia, paint, windows, and other portions of the home’s exterior.
HVAC
We will visually inspect HVAC and heating systems, including: ducts, filters, furnaces, and air conditioning units.
We will visually inspect plumbing fixtures for proper functions, including: tubs, sinks, pipes, showers, water shut off, and check for leaks and other issues.
Electrical Systems
We will visually inspect both interior and exterior electrical systems, including: service drops, service masts, grounding, outlets, meters, electrical panel, circuit breakers, and other systems.
Appliances
We will test and examine all major appliances such as water heaters, laundry appliances, dishwashers, refrigerators, freezers, and more.
We will check all doors and windows for proper function, checking for drafts or signs of water damage, and more. We will also check the conditions of all interior spaces.
Foundations, Basement & Crawl Spaces
We will examine the foundation, crawlspaces, and basement for signs of past water damage, foundation cracking or shifting, and other potential issues.
Attic, Ventilation & Insulation
We will examine the attic to ensure it is properly ventilated, check for excess moisture, assess the level of insulation, and more.