Outside and above
Accessible roofing, exterior surfaces, grading, drainage, walkways, steps, decks, porches, visible foundation areas, and attached components are examined for observed conditions.
A detailed visual inspection of the home's accessible structure, systems, exterior, interior, roof, attic, basement, and crawlspace.
A home inspection is more than a list of defects. It is an organized look at the property so you understand what was observed, what deserves attention, and which questions should be raised before you move forward.
Accessible roofing, exterior surfaces, grading, drainage, walkways, steps, decks, porches, visible foundation areas, and attached components are examined for observed conditions.
Accessible structural components, walls, ceilings, floors, windows, doors, stairs, railings, and installed interior features are visually inspected.
Visible portions of the electrical, plumbing, heating, cooling, and domestic hot-water systems are inspected and operated when accessible and appropriate.
Accessible unfinished spaces are important parts of the inspection. Visible insulation, ventilation, moisture-related conditions, structural components, and installed equipment are documented.
The goal is a practical understanding of the home, not a pass-or-fail grade. You leave with a clearer picture of the property and a report you can use when speaking with your agent and qualified contractors.
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