Our inspectors gain 5-8 years of home inspection experience in just months through rigorous training, including NACHI certification and fieldwork with senior inspectors. Using a proven inspection template, we ensure consistency across all inspections, helping clients understand their new home with a thorough, tailored approach to health and safety.
Introduction: Home inspections are thorough evaluations aimed at uncovering both visible and hidden issues within a property. While many issues are apparent, some lurk beneath the surface, requiring a keen eye and professional expertise to identify. In this guide, we’ll explore the top 10 hidden issues that are commonly discovered during home inspections.
We offer three types of pre-listing inspection services for sellers: a full home inspection with a comprehensive report, a walk-and-talk visual inspection with no report, and a unique Listing Look report that highlights major systems and answers key questions to potential deal killers, providing a concise and marketable report to attract buyers.
A home inspection covers key systems of your home, providing a broad overview at a fraction of the cost of hiring multiple specialists. Inspectors highlight areas that need further investigation by experts. For more details on what’s covered, visit NACHI’s Standards of Practice and request a sample report for specifics on how we deliver findings.
When Should You Show Up for Your Home Inspection?
Short Answer: Toward the end.
Let your inspector focus on the house first. Show up for the last 30-45 minutes of the inspection, where they’ll walk you through their findings. This ensures the inspection is thorough, efficient, and gives you time for any questions without distractions
Home Inspections available in Colorado, Arizona, New Hampshire
