A standard home inspection covers the condition of the home’s major systems, including: • Structural components (foundation, walls, roof) • Electrical system (wiring, panels, outlets) • Plumbing (pipes, water heater, fixtures) • HVAC system (heating and cooling) • Roof, attic, and insulation • Doors, windows, and ventilation • Appliances (if included in the inspection)

Most inspections take 2–4 hours, depending on the home’s size, age, and condition. Larger or older homes may take longer.

Yes! We highly recommend that buyers attend the inspection. This gives you a chance to ask questions, see issues firsthand, and better understand the home’s condition.

No - a home inspection is an evaluation, not a pass/fail test. The report highlights any defects or safety concerns so you can make an informed decision.

A standard inspection includes visible signs of pest damage, but a separate termite or pest inspection is recommended for a full assessment.