A little clarity
before you book.

It is a visual review of readily accessible residential systems and components. The inspector documents observed conditions within the agreed scope; it is not an exhaustive evaluation of every part of the property.

A home inspection is not a pass-or-fail test. The report describes observed conditions so you can make informed decisions with your agent and other qualified professionals.

Time varies with the home’s size, age, condition, accessibility and additional services. We confirm a reasonable appointment window when scheduling.

Ask about attending when you schedule. A walkthrough is useful for discussing findings, but the written report remains the complete record of the inspection.

Report delivery timing is confirmed before the appointment. Let us know about any contingency deadline when requesting an inspection.

The roof is reviewed from safe, accessible vantage points. The inspection method depends on conditions. A separately arranged drone service may provide additional imagery when flight is permitted and safe.

No. Sewer scope and pool & spa inspection are separately arranged services with their own scope and fee. Roof drone inspection is also offered as a separate service.

The fee depends on the property and agreed services. Send the address, property type, approximate square footage and requested additions for a quote.

Some systems cannot be evaluated without utilities. Tell us before the appointment. We do not turn on shut-down or unsafe systems; incomplete evaluations are documented.

We can discuss an inspection of accessible components associated with the unit. Shared systems and association-maintained areas require clarification in the agreement; request the HOA’s relevant maintenance information separately.