Our professional inspection report covers all the major systems and visible structural elements of the house that are readily accessible, including the condition of the:

• Exterior walls, roof, driveways, patios, porches, decks, and fences
• Foundation, sub-flooring, attic and crawl spaces
• Interior walls, ceilings, floors, doors and windows
• Kitchens, baths, and appliances
• Plumbing and electrical fixtures, lines, switches and receptacles
• Heating and air conditioning systems, insulation, vents and ductwork
• Water heaters, fireplaces and chimneys
• Gutters and drainage

One or more professional inspectors should look for defects or malfunctions in the building's structure, systems, and physical components, such as the roof, plumbing, electrical and heating/cooling systems, floor surfaces and paint, windows and doors, and foundation, and detect pest infestations or dry rot and similar damage. The inspector should also examine the land around the house for issues concerning grading, drainage, retaining walls, and plants affecting the house.

A home inspection reduces the risk of unexpected and costly repairs, and provides you with information concerning the condition of the home. In fact, many clients have saved thousands of dollars during renegotiations based on our report findings.