Before You Decide to Hire an Inspector, Keep in Mind These Key Points

Get a Home Inspector that is certified through a national association such as "International Association of Certified Home Inspectors" or "American Society of Home Inspectors." These require that the Home Inspector completes training and backs up the Inspector with Honor Guarantees and other services.

Choose an Inspector that is experienced and confident in the Inspection, Construction and Real Estate Industries. Simply having a State License or a Certification is the minimum requirement to enter the industry.

A Confident Professional Home Inspector will allow you to attend the inspection to observe the work of the Inspector and ask all the questions you may have during the inspection process.

You Get What You Pay For - Lower priced Inspectors are typically the new Inspectors that are just entering into the Real Estate Inspection Industry or just doing part time inspections on the side. In this industry as well as other professions (Contractors, Plumbers, Electricians) they charge accordingly for Quality, Experience and Professionalism.

You can rest assured that selecting me for your next home inspection will satisfy these key points.

What the Inspection Covers

Standard Residential Inspection

Standard Residential Inspection

Standard Residential Inspection

appliances
ceilings and floors
walls, exterior and interior
roof, vents, flashing and trim;
gutters and downspouts;
skylight, chimney, and other roof penetrations;
decks, stoops, porches, walkways and railings;
eaves, soffit and fascia;
grading and drainage;
basement, foundation and crawlspace;
water penetration and foundation movement;
heating system;
cooling system;
main water shut-off valves;
water heating system;
interior plumbing fixtures and faucets;
electrical service line and meter box;
main disconnect and service amperage;
electrical panels, breakers and fuses;
grounding and bonding;
GFCIs and AFCIs;
fireplace damper door and hearth;
insulation and ventilation;
garage doors, safety sensors and openers;
and much more!

Review our Standards of Practice at www.nachi.org/sop.htm for complete details.

Optional Inspections

Standard Residential Inspection

Standard Residential Inspection