FAQ
1. What is a home inspection?
A home inspection is a non-invasive visual evaluation of a home’s major systems and
components, including the roof, structure, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and more. It helps buyers
understand the condition of the home before purchase.
2. Why do I need a home inspection?
A home inspection gives you peace of mind by identifying potential issues—big or small—before
closing on a home. It also helps with negotiations and future planning for repairs or
maintenance.
3. How long does a home inspection take?
Most inspections take 3–6 hours, depending on the size, age, and condition of the home..
4. Should I attend the inspection?
Yes! We encourage buyers to attend the inspection. It’s a great opportunity to see the home in
detail and ask questions on-site.
5. Will I get a written report?
Absolutely. You’ll receive a detailed digital report—typically within 24 hours—with clear findings,
photos, and recommendations.
6. Do you inspect new construction homes?
Yes, we inspect new builds, including pre-drywall and final walkthrough inspections.
7. What if the inspection finds problems?
Most homes have some issues—our job is to help you understand their severity. Your agent can
help you negotiate repairs or credits based on the report.
8. Can a house fail an inspection?
No. A home inspection isn’t a pass/fail test. It’s an objective assessment of the home’s condition
to help you make an informed decision.
9. How much does a home inspection cost?
Pricing depends on the size and age of the home and any additional services you choose.
10. Are you licensed and insured?
Yes
11. When should I schedule a home inspection?
Ideally, schedule your home inspection right after your offer is accepted and during the due
diligence period. This gives you enough time to review the report, request repairs, or renegotiate
if needed.