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What will a home inspector
look at on the house?
A home inspector will inspect:
look at on the house?
A home inspector will inspect:
- Grading around house
- Garage/Carport
- Exterior
- Roof
- Structure
- Foundation
- Heating
- Cooling
- Plumbing
- Electrical
| System, items, and conditions which are not within the scope of the building inspection include, but are not limited to: radon, formaldehyde, lead paint, asbestos, toxic or flammable materials, molds, fungi, other environmental hazards; pest infestation; security and fire protection systems; household appliances; humidifiers; paint, wallpaper and other treatments to windows or window seals, interior walls, ceiling and floors; recreational equipment or facilities; underground storage tanks; septic systems; energy efficiency measurements; concealed or private secured systems; water wells; heating systems accessories; solar heating systems; heat exchangers; flues; sprinkling systems; water softeners; operation of shutoff valves; central vacuum systems; telephone, intercom or cable tv systems; antennae, lightning arrestors, trees or plants; governing codes, ordinances, statutes and covenants; and manufacturer specifications, recalls, EIFS, trees and plants; See NAHI standards of practice for further items. |
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A Home Inspection is a VISUAL examination of the structural and
operational components of the home performed by a trained
professional. The inspection is conducted with fairness and
objectivity. The written report identifies visible defects and/or
conditions that may affect the function of the home. An Inspector
will be at your home for about 2 to 3 hours depending on the size of
the home. You are encouraged to follow the Inspector step by step.
We want you to see for yourself and ask questions! After all, it is
your home or future home! Twenty-four hours after the completion
of the inspection you will receive a detailed inspection report that
gives the inspector's opinion of the home as viewed on the day of
the inspection. You are free to contact the Inspector any time with
questions about your report. We want you to fully understand the
inspector's findings.
operational components of the home performed by a trained
professional. The inspection is conducted with fairness and
objectivity. The written report identifies visible defects and/or
conditions that may affect the function of the home. An Inspector
will be at your home for about 2 to 3 hours depending on the size of
the home. You are encouraged to follow the Inspector step by step.
We want you to see for yourself and ask questions! After all, it is
your home or future home! Twenty-four hours after the completion
of the inspection you will receive a detailed inspection report that
gives the inspector's opinion of the home as viewed on the day of
the inspection. You are free to contact the Inspector any time with
questions about your report. We want you to fully understand the
inspector's findings.
