Roof & exterior
Visible roofing materials, drainage, exterior walls, openings, and accessible structural components are reviewed for observable concerns.
INSPECTION SERVICES
Residential Home Inspections
Understand the home. Plan your next move.
A CLEARER VIEW OF YOUR PROPERTY
Understand what you’re buying or maintaining.
A home inspection is a limited, non-invasive visual examination of readily accessible installed components. It gives buyers, sellers, and homeowners a clearer picture of accessible systems and visible conditions at the time of inspection. It is a practical step toward understanding maintenance needs and making informed property decisions.
What the inspection considers
Electrical & plumbing
Accessible electrical equipment, visible plumbing, fixtures, and water heating equipment are evaluated within the agreed inspection scope.
Heating, cooling & interiors
Accessible HVAC equipment, interior spaces, doors, windows, and insulation are observed and operated where appropriate.
Attic, insulation & site conditions
Accessible attic areas, visible insulation and ventilation, and observable site drainage conditions affecting the building are considered within scope. Concealed components and inaccessible spaces cannot be fully evaluated.
A fuller picture before a property decision
A residential inspection is suited to buyers evaluating a home, sellers preparing to list, and owners planning maintenance. It covers a broader range of accessible components than a 4-Point or wind mitigation report.
Before your inspection
For buyers, an inspection can help inform repair conversations and future maintenance planning. For sellers, a pre-listing inspection can identify visible concerns before a property goes on the market. Homeowners can also use an inspection to prioritize upkeep.
Your preparation checklist
- Confirm the inspection period in your purchase agreement.
- Arrange permission to access the property and keep utilities on where safe.
- Clear access to the attic hatch, electrical panels, HVAC equipment and water heater.
- Share known concerns and available repair records before the appointment.
Questions, answered.
Is this a guarantee of the home’s condition?
No. An inspection documents visible and accessible conditions at a particular time. Concealed conditions and future performance cannot be guaranteed.
Are specialty inspections included?
WDO, septic and well inspections are separate specialty services and are not included in a standard home inspection. Irrigation, security systems, detached sheds, docks, seawalls and boat lifts are also outside the standard scope. The inspection agreement defines the scope and limitations.