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A home inspection is a visual examination of the physical structure and systems of a home, from foundation to roof.  A home inspector is trained to be a detective in regard to the construction and working parts of homes.

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It is your responsibility to be an informed home buyer.  You should always be sure the house you purchase is satisfactory.  A careful examination of your potentittial new home is crucial and could save a you a great deal of money in the long run.  A home inspection should always be arranged before the purchase of any home.  Be sure your contract states that the house purchase is pending the purchase of the results of the home inspection.

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We provide a home inspection report describing the condition of the home.  When problems are found we will recommend further evaluation or remedies.

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Buying a house can be stressful and requires countless important decisions.  When you find a house, you should hire a home inspector to inspect the condition of the home and give you a detailed home inspection report.  Hiring a home inspector is a wise decision, even when buying a newly constructed home.  Having a detailed report before you move in, will prepare you for any potential problems and set your mind at ease.

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A Professional Home Inspection is also very valuable for Home Sellers.  By getting a home inspection before putting your house on the market, you can get a better understanding of the condition of your home before putting up the for sale sign.  This will make the selling process easier.

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Every property is unique so the list below will vary for each inspection, but will mainly include the following:

• Roof, vents, flashings, and trim.
• Gutters and downspouts.
• Skylight, chimney and other roof penetrations.
• Decks, steps, porches, walkways, and railings.
• Grading and drainage.
• Basement, foundations and crawlspace.
• Water penetrations and foundation movement.
• Heating systems.
• Cooling systems.
• Main water shut off valves.
• Water heating system.
• Interior plumbing fixtures and faucets.
• Drainage sump pumps with accessible floats.
• Electrial service line and meter box.
• Main disconnect and service amperage.
• Electrical panels, breakers and fuses.
• Grounding and bonding.
• Fireplace damper door and hearth.
• Insulations and ventilations.
• Garage doors, safety sensors, and openers.
• and much more

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If a home inspection reveals problems it does not necessarily mean you should not buy the house.  The home inspection is meant to educate you in advance of the purchase of the condition of the property. 

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A home purchase may be the largest investment of your life.  Before you purchase the property you should learn as much as you can, including what may need to be repaired.

A home inspection will also point out the positive aspects of a home, as well as required ongoing maintenance that will be needed to keep the property in good shape.  By having a professional home inspection, you will have a clearer understanding of the home you are purchasing, so you can make a confident decision.

A home inspection can also be valuable if you have owned your home for a long period time.  The inspection can identify potential problems and recommend solutions that will potentially save you a great deal of money in the future.