A comprehensive home inspection covers all major systems and components from foundation to roof, including structural elements, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, roofing, windows, doors, and insulation. The inspection follows established Standards of Practice and focuses on identifying material defects that could affect the property's value, safety, or habitability.

Most home inspections take 2-4 hours depending on the size, age, and complexity of the property. Larger homes or those with additional features like pools, detached structures, or extensive systems may require additional time for thorough inspection.

Absolutely! Clients are encouraged to walk through the property with the inspector. This provides an excellent opportunity to learn about the home's systems, ask questions, and understand any findings firsthand. It's also a great time to learn basic maintenance tips.

Inspection pricing varies based on property size, age, and services requested. Transparent pricing is provided upfront with no hidden fees. Please see the services page for more details or contact directly.

You'll receive a detailed digital report with photographs and descriptions of all findings, plus a comprehensive home maintenance guide. The report clearly explains any issues discovered and includes recommendations for addressing them. Reports are typically delivered within 24 hours of the inspection.

The inspection report highlights material defects in a summary section—these are issues that significantly impact safety, habitability, or property value. The inspector will explain the difference between major concerns requiring immediate attention and minor items that can be addressed over time.

A home inspection provides a snapshot of the property's condition on the day of inspection. While all accessible systems are thoroughly inspected, future failures cannot be predicted or guaranteed that components won't develop issues after the inspection date.

Yes, the services are fully licensed, insured, and certified by InterNACHI®, the leading professional organization for home inspectors. Ongoing continuing education is completed to stay current with industry standards and best practices.

Advanced inspection tools include infrared thermal cameras, moisture meters, electrical testers, and specialized equipment for hard-to-reach areas. These tools help identify issues that might not be visible during a standard visual inspection.

While repairs are not performed, referrals to qualified contractors can be provided when needed. The goal is to remain objective and independent while helping connect with trusted professionals for any necessary work.