Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a home inspection?
A home inspection is a thorough, visual examination of a property’s structure, systems, and components to identify potential issues and provide buyers or sellers with a clear understanding of the home’s condition.

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2. Why do I need a home inspection?
A professional home inspection helps you make informed decisions by revealing hidden problems, safety concerns, or costly repairs before you buy or sell a home.

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3. How long does a home inspection take?
Most home inspections take 2–4 hours, depending on the size, age, and condition of the home. Larger or older homes may require additional time. 

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4. What does a home inspection cover?
Inspections typically include:

• Roof, attic, and insulation

• Foundation, basement, and structure

• Electrical systems

• Plumbing systems

• Heating and cooling (HVAC) systems

• Windows, doors, and interior

• Exterior and grading

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5. Will you find every problem with the house?
No inspection can guarantee finding every issue, but a licensed inspector will identify visible concerns and potential problem areas based on industry standards.

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6. Do I need to be present during the inspection?
It’s not required, but highly recommended. Being present allows you to ask questions, see issues firsthand, and better understand the inspector’s findings.

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7. How much does a home inspection cost?
Costs vary depending on the home’s size, location, and age. On average, inspections range from $300–$600. Additional services (radon, water, drone imaging) may cost extra.

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8. When will I receive the inspection report?
Most reports are delivered within 48 hours, complete with photos, detailed notes, and recommendations.

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9. Do you offer specialized inspections?
Yes, additional services may include radon testing, water testing, and drone imaging. 

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10. Can a house fail an inspection?
No, inspections don’t result in a “pass” or “fail.” Instead, they provide an unbiased assessment of the home’s condition so you can make informed decisions.

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11. What if the inspection reveals problems?
All homes have issues—some small, some more serious. Your inspector’s report helps you decide whether to request repairs, negotiate, or plan future maintenance.

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12. Are you licensed and insured?
Yes, we are fully licensed and insured, and we follow state regulations and national standards of practice for home inspections.