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 Residential Home Inspection

 

 

Why is a Home Inspection Important?

  • Helps buyers make informed decisions.

  • Identifies potential costly repairs.

  • Provides sellers with an opportunity to fix issues before listing.

  • Can be used as a negotiation tool.

 

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What is a Home Inspection?

A home inspection is a professional evaluation of a property's condition, typically performed before buying or selling a home. A certified home inspector examines major components of the house to identify potential issues.

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What Does a Home Inspection Cover?

A typical home inspection includes:

  • Structure & Foundation – Checking for cracks, settling, or damage.

  • Roof & Attic – Assessing for leaks, missing shingles, and insulation quality.

  • Electrical Systems – Ensuring wiring, outlets, and the breaker panel are safe.

  • Plumbing – Inspecting pipes, drains, and water heaters for leaks or damage.

  • HVAC Systems – Evaluating heating, ventilation, and air conditioning efficiency.

  • Appliances & Interiors – Testing built-in appliances, doors, windows, and flooring.

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