Good to know: A home inspection is visual and non-invasive. We cannot see through walls or predict the future, so concealed conditions and future problems may not be discovered.
Why a Full Home Inspection Matters
Buying a home is a big decision, and we want you to understand what you are walking into. A full home inspection gives you an objective look at the property's accessible systems and components, helping you tell the difference between routine maintenance and concerns that may need prompt attention or further evaluation.
What We Inspect
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Roof covering, drainage, flashing, penetrations, and visible roof structure
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Exterior walls, trim, windows, doors, walkways, decks, grading, and drainage
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Foundation, basement or crawlspace, and visible structural components
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Heating and cooling systems under normal operating controls
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Accessible plumbing supply, fixtures, drains, vents, and water-heating equipment
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Electrical service, panels, grounding and bonding, wiring, switches, and representative receptacles
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Fireplaces and chimneys, where present and readily accessible
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Attic, insulation, ventilation, interior rooms, stairs, doors, windows, and garage
What You Gain From Your Inspection
A Better Understanding of the Home
Learn about the condition of the major systems and components before making important decisions.
Potential Problems Identified Early
Visible defects, safety concerns, maintenance needs, and items that may require additional evaluation can be identified before they become bigger surprises.
Clear, Useful Information
Your inspection report provides photos, observations, and explanations that help you understand what was found and why it matters.
Confidence Moving Forward
Whether you're buying, selling, or maintaining a home, you'll have more information to help you make informed decisions.
