A home inspection evaluates the visible, accessible condition of the property’s major systems and components, including:
Roofing and structure
Electrical systems
Plumbing
Heating and cooling
Accessible interiors
Accessible exteriors
Findings are documented with photographs and explanations to help you understand observed concerns and maintenance needs. The inspection scope depends on the property, the service requested, and available access.
Your property. Your next step.
Inspections for your property and situation
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Buyer / residential inspections
Understand the condition of a home before moving forward with a purchase. An inspection provides a closer look at accessible systems and components and helps identify concerns worth discussing and maintenance to plan for.
02
Condo inspections
Request an inspection for the condominium you’re considering. Because building systems and areas may be shared, confirm the inspection scope and access arrangements before booking.
03
Multifamily inspections
Multifamily inspections are available. Include the property type, number of units, and any particular concerns when requesting a quote so David can confirm the appropriate scope and access arrangements.
Properties differ. The scope starts with yours.
04
New-construction inspections
An inspection provides an independent look at accessible conditions in a newly built home. Let David know the construction stage and available access when requesting your inspection.
05
11-month warranty inspections
Document observed concerns before your builder’s warranty period ends. Check your warranty dates and requirements when planning the inspection. The inspection documents conditions; it does not determine what the builder will cover.
06
Pre-listing inspections
Learn about observed conditions before putting your home on the market. An inspection gives you information to consider as you prepare for questions, maintenance, and next steps.
07
Annual home checkups
Review accessible conditions and identify maintenance concerns as you continue caring for your home.
08
Detached garage inspections
Include any detached garage you would like inspected in your quote request so its scope and access arrangements can be confirmed.
09
Focused / single-system inspections
A focused inspection may be available for a specific concern, depending on the system, property, and requested scope. Contact David or request a quote to discuss whether this service is suitable for your needs.
A closer look
Tools that support the inspection
Thermal imaging included
Thermal imaging provides additional temperature information to support inspection observations and identify areas for a closer look. It does not see through walls or guarantee that concealed conditions will be identified.
Drone capability
Drone capability supports roof observations when conditions allow. Its use depends on safe operation and conditions at the property. These tools complement the inspection and its findings.
Access and limitations
An inspection is a visual evaluation of accessible conditions at the time of the visit. It cannot reveal every concealed defect or guarantee future performance.
Restricted or unsafe access may limit what can be evaluated. Let David know about locked spaces, access restrictions, or known concerns before the appointment.
From appointment to understanding
What to expect
Before the inspection
Confirm the property details, requested services, and access arrangements.
During the inspection
David examines accessible systems and components. Clients are welcome to participate and are generally encouraged to join during approximately the final 15–30 minutes for a walkthrough and questions.
After the inspection
Receive your Same-Day Report with photographs and explanations. David is available to discuss the findings and help you understand the report.
Get a quote for your property
Tell us about the property and the inspection services you need to receive a quote.