Please ensure the attic and crawl space access areas are clear and accessible, along with clear access to the electrical panel, water heater, and heating and cooling equipment.

All utilities, including electrical, gas, and water, should be on and available for normal operation.

If areas or major systems cannot be inspected due to lack of access or utilities being off, an additional fee may apply if a return visit is requested.

A home inspection is a visual evaluation of the home’s major systems and components, including the roof, exterior, structure, electrical, heating and cooling, plumbing, interior, insulation and ventilation, garage, and installed appliances.

Following the inspection, you will receive a detailed report documenting the conditions observed and any recommended repairs, maintenance, or further evaluation.

Most home inspections take typically take two to three hours, depending on the size, age, condition, and features of the property.

Larger or more complex properties may require additional time.

No. You are not required to be present during the inspection.

If you choose to attend, you are welcome to meet with the inspector near the end of the inspection to review significant findings and ask questions.

Yes, although active construction or repairs may limit access to certain areas or prevent some systems and components from being fully inspected.

For the most complete inspection possible, major repairs or remodeling should be completed before the inspection whenever practical.