What Does a Typical Home Inspection Cover?

 

• Foundation - basements, crawlspaces, grading, sump pumps and drainage systems

• Roof - roof covering, gutters, skylights, chimneys, roof penetrations

• Exterior - siding, trim, doors, decks, balconies, porches, patio, steps

• Interior - walls, ceilings, floors, stairs, doors, windows, cabinets, appliances

• Plumbing System - supply piping, faucets, fixtures, waste & vent piping, water heater, ejector pump

• Electrical System - supply wiring, main panel box, subpanels, service grounding, lights, outlets, switches

• Heating & Cooling Systems - furnace, fireplaces, chimneys, airflow in ductwork, air conditioning

• Insulation & Ventilation - insulation and ventilation of unfinished areas like attics and crawlspaces

 

​​

What happens during a home inspection?

 

• Inspect more than 400 items and take photos of things you'll want to reference later.

• Identify any safety hazards present and direct you on how to fix the problem.

• Show you how various systems work and and explain the conditions found.

• Teach you about the areas of the home that will require regular maintenance.

• Identify any major expenditures coming up so you can budget for these potential expenses.

• Deliver a detailed report to you within 24 hours.