Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some common inquiries regarding our inspection services. Our goal is to ensure clarity and confidence in your decision-making process when it comes to home inspections.

What inspections do you offer?

We offer comprehensive home inspections, including full home assessments, wind mitigation insurance inspections, and four point insurance inspections. Each service is tailored to provide vital information about the property’s condition.

How long do inspections take?

Can we attend the inspection?

What does a home inspection include?

What does a home inspection NOT include?

Are inspectors licensed & insured?

How much does a home inspection cost?

What happens if problems are found?

Do I need a realtor to get a home inspection?

Are new construction homes inspected?

What happens after the home inspection?

Typically, home inspections last between two to four hours, depending on the property's size and condition. We aim to be thorough while being respectful of your time.

Absolutely! We encourage clients to attend the inspection. Your presence allows for real-time explanations and answers to any questions you may have about the property.

If you cannot attend the inspection, please contact us with any specific concerns you may have prior. We are available to answer any questions via phone or video call once the inspection is completed.

A standard home inspection typically covers:
- Roof and attic
- Foundation and structure
- Exterior and interior
- Electrical systems
- Plumbing systems
- Heating and cooling (HVAC)
- Doors, windows, and insulation
- Built-in appliances

Home inspections are non-invasive and do not include:
- Mold testing
- Radon testing
- Termite or pest inspections
- Sewer scope inspections
- Cosmetic issues or hidden defects behind walls

Yes. Our inspectors are fully licensed (where required) and insured for your protection.

Pricing varies based on the size, age, and location of the property, as well as optional services. Contact us for a personalized quote.

Finding issues is common. The inspection report can be used to:
- Negotiate repairs or credits
- Plan future maintenance
- Decide whether to proceed with the purchase

No, but it is highly recommended that you work with a licensed realtor to help guide you through the home buying process, including the home inspection. We work very closely with our local realtors and truly believe in the work they do. Insurance inspections for a property that you currently own do not require a realtor and are typically done for your benefit or requested by your insurance company.

Yes. New homes can still have defects. Inspections are recommended for new construction, including pre-drywall and final inspections.

After the home inspection is completed, a comprehensive easy to read report will be provided within 24 hours. Once you have received the report, we are available to you for a phone or video call to go over any additional questions and concerns you may have.