The purpose of the inspections is to provide you with information about the condition of systems and components of the house at the time of the inspection with a focus on defective conditions and safety issues. A typical inspection involves the following steps:

• Inspector arrives at the property, explains what is going to take place and asks about any special conditions or requests. You are presented with an inspection agreement, describing the scope of services, for your review and signature.
• While you review the inspection agreement, the inspector makes a rapid assessment of the property to determine the best sequence for the inspection relative to the specific property.
• The actual inspection should take place with you present. The inspection involves visually inspecting many systems and components. (Please refer to What An Inspection Covers).
• A final assessment of the property is conducted, and the inspector discusses any key findings and addresses any questions. Your report will be prepared with 24 hours or sooner; possibly at the time of the inspection.

What an inspection covers

An inspection covers the roof and gutters, attic, ceiling. insulation, walls, windows, floors, foundation, electrical, heating and cooling, plumbing, basement, garage door and garage.