Whats involved with a home inspection.
Homes can have hidden issues that aren't immediately noticeable. A professional home inspection helps identify potential concerns with the structure, roofing, plumbing, electrical systems, and other important components. Here are some of the most common areas inspected in a home.
Home Inspection
Doors and Windows
We inspect accessible doors, windows, frames, and seals for damage, deterioration, and signs of moisture intrusion.
Foundation Cracks
We look for cracks, settlement, and other signs of potential foundation concerns.
Plumbing and Fixtures
We examine accessible plumbing, fixtures, and connections for leaks, corrosion, and apparent defects.
Garages
We inspect garage doors, safety features, and accessible structural components for potential concerns.
Exterior Siding and Trim
We check siding, trim, and exterior finishes for damage, deterioration, and conditions that may allow moisture intrusion.
Rooflines, Vents, and Attics
We evaluate accessible roofing components, ventilation, insulation, and signs of water intrusion.
Electrical Systems
We inspect accessible electrical panels, outlets, switches, and wiring for apparent defects and safety concerns.
Inspection DisclaimerAll home inspections are visual, non-invasive assessments of readily accessible areas and components. Concealed conditions and defects not visible at the time of inspection may not be identified.