Each Home inspection shall cover the entire exterior of the home, including openings, property grading and roof. The Inspection shall also cover all accessible structural elements and mechanical components inside the home; i.e.: plumbing system, electrical system, heating system and attic.

Pre-Purchase Inspection (Full Inspection)

An Inspection that takes place for the Purchaser/Client, usually after an Offer to Purchase has been presented with a condition of a Home Inspection being completed.

Pre-Listing Inspection

An Inspection conducted on the Homeowner's behalf to discover and offer corrective solutions to problems in the home, prior to listing the house for sale.

Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI)

An Inspection that is conducted with the Purchaser as well as the Builder present. This Inspection falls under the New Home Warranty Program.

One-Year Warranty Inspection

This Inspection is for New Homes built under the New Home Warranty Program. As requested by the Program, an Inspection is completed before the home is one year old.

Home Owner's Inspection

An Inspection conducted for the Homeowner, generally used to determine a maintenance budget.

Seasonal Inspection

An Inspection that is conducted at the beginning of Spring, or the beginning of Winter, to remind the Homeowner of seasonal maintenance required on a home.

Walk Through Inspection (An Industry Exclusive!)

Similar to a Home Owner's Inspection, except this Inspection requires the Client makes notes, instead of the Inspector. No report book is exchanged, therefore the cost is significantly less. Click HERE for more information of Walk Through Inspections!

Specialty Inspection

An Inspection geared to a specific area of expertise. Not normally covered by a conventional Home Inspection, this delves into areas such as pools, spas, wood burning appliances, septic systems, wells, etc.