01 / Overview
Understand the condition of the home before moving forward.
A residential inspection is a visual review of the home's accessible areas and major systems. It helps identify conditions that may deserve attention, further evaluation, or routine maintenance.
Whether you are buying, preparing to sell, or planning future upkeep, the goal is the same: useful information that helps you make thoughtful decisions about the property.
For buyers, sellers, and current homeowners.
02 / Inspection scope
A systematic look at the whole property.
The inspection follows the home from the outside in, documenting visible conditions and how major components are functioning at the time of the visit.
03 / Process
Measured at every step.
- 01
Schedule
Share the property details and choose an available inspection time.
- 02
Inspect
The home's accessible structure, exterior, interior, and major systems are visually examined.
- 03
Understand
Review the findings, learn what they mean, and ask questions about the home.
- 04
Move Forward
Use the report to plan next steps and seek specialist advice where appropriate.
04 / Your report
Findings organized for a clear next step.
Your inspection report brings observations together by area, highlights items that deserve attention, and provides context for maintenance or further evaluation.
05 / Common questions
What to know before the inspection.
What does a home inspection cover?
A standard home inspection is a visual review of accessible areas and major systems, including the structure, exterior, roof, electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling, and interior. The exact scope can vary with the property and its accessibility.
Should I attend the inspection?
Attending can be helpful because you can see important observations firsthand and ask questions about the home's systems, condition, and maintenance needs.
How should I prepare?
Make sure utilities are on and provide clear access to the electrical panel, heating and cooling equipment, water heater, attic, crawlspace, and other areas that need to be inspected.
What happens after the inspection?
Review the report carefully, ask follow-up questions, and discuss relevant findings with your real estate professional or qualified specialists before deciding on next steps.