Home Inspection

Service Description

Exterior: roof system, roof penetrations, chimney, wall cladding, windows, doors, eaves, trim, decks, porches, and entryways Structure: foundation, structural framing, floor, walls, ceiling framing, and roof framing Heating and Air Conditioning: furnace systems, boiler systems, HVAC systems, ducts, vents, tanks, and fuel supply system. Plumbing: supply and waste piping, main supply shutoff, drains, traps, and vent piping Electrical: service entrance cable, electrical meter, grounding, main disconnect, main and sub panels, GFCI breakers and receptacles, AFCI breakers, switches, and exposed branch wiring Interior: walls, floors, ceilings, trim, windows, door, other cabinetry, and all interior components The inspection is also an opportunity to ask questions, to learn about home ownership, and to learn about the maintenance required to maintain a healthy, well cared for home. Not all inspectors are equal. Home Inspectors are licensed by the state, but there is a great degree in the extent of and variation of experience in construction.