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 The first thing to know is that the buyer can be present when the inspector is in the home. They have a right to know how the house works and which problems need to be addressed as soon as they close on the property. While the home inspector will take photos and develop a report…
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The length of a home inspection involves many factors. Such as the size of the home, whether the foundation is crawlspace or a slab, as well as the amount of defects, etc. Generally a home with a crawlspace takes about 3 hours. A home with a slab foundation takes about 2 hours. Again could be…
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Start with reading your home inspection report summary page The summary page is a brief overview of your home inspection report that describes the condition of your home and outlines areas of concern. The summary page reviews all major issues and other important features of your home inspection. Review areas of concern If your summary page…
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Having a home inspection limits your chances of moving into a home with unknown safety issues or structural flaws. Keep in mind that a home inspection will NOT reveal every issue that exists or ever could exist. It reveals only those defects observed on the date of the inspection.

During the inspection, properties are examined top to bottom, with emphasis placed on evaluating the roof, walls, foundation, plumbing system, electrical system, and HVAC system. Inspectors will also check for the operational ability of installed systems, such as garbage disposals and carbon monoxide detectors, as well as for leaks, mold, mildew, and other signs of…
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