A visual, technical evaluation of the home’s major systems, explained in language you can use.
You’ve considered the location, layout and price. An inspection helps you understand the condition of the house itself—from its structure to its everyday systems.
We identify existing concerns, explain potential repairs and help you make an informed buying decision.
Discuss a buyer’s inspectionA pre-sale inspection helps you identify repairs before listing and gives you a clearer picture of your home’s condition.
Understanding those issues early can help you prepare your home for sale and give prospective buyers more useful information.
Discuss a pre-sale inspectionOur inspection evaluates the accessible major systems of the home. John explains what he finds and why it matters.
A home inspection is a visual evaluation of accessible components. Ask John about any particular concerns or access limitations when arranging your inspection.
Many findings are maintenance recommendations or minor imperfections. John helps you distinguish these from issues that need prompt attention.
Significant concerns, such as a structural defect or a bowed foundation wall.
A cracked chimney cap, for example, can allow water into the roof structure and cause damage over time.
Items such as knob-and-tube wiring or a 60-amp service may need further discussion with your insurer or other professionals.
Concerns such as loose railings, unstable stair treads or missing smoke detectors.
Your report explains the findings, with recommended repairs or improvements and a summary of the significant issues.
About your reportLocal knowledge. Personal service. We inspect homes across these communities and the surrounding areas.
Ask about your locationA question, a property in mind, or ready to arrange an inspection? John is here to help.