Frequently Asked Questions
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A home inspection gives you an unbiased, professional evaluation of a property’s condition. Whether you are buying or selling, it helps you identify safety hazards, major system failures, and potential maintenance issues—giving you clarity, peace of mind, and valuable leverage during negotiations.
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On average, a thorough home inspection takes between 2 to 4 hours, depending on the size, age, and overall condition of the home. Larger or older properties, as well as additional services (like radon or sewer scope testing), may take extra time.
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You will receive a detailed, easy-to-read digital report via email within 24 hours (often same-day) of the completed inspection. The report includes high-resolution photos, clear summaries, and prioritized recommendations.
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No house is perfect—even brand-new builds! Uncovering issues doesn’t mean you shouldn't buy the home; it simply means you now have the facts. You can use the findings to request builder repairs, negotiate seller credits, adjust your offer price, or budget for future upkeep.
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Municipal code inspectors check for minimum safety code compliance at specific build stages, but they often have limited time per site. An independent New Construction Inspection provides a comprehensive evaluation of overall workmanship, system functionality, and cosmetic defects before final sign-off.
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Yes! A Seller’s Inspection eliminates unexpected surprises during buyer walkthroughs. It gives you time to make repairs on your own schedule, price your home accurately, and present buyers with a transparent report that speeds up closing.
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We offer flexible pricing based on project type and complexity. After an initial conversation, we’ll provide a transparent quote with no hidden costs.