This will vary depending on the type of inspection performed. You can typically expect your home inspection to include a condition review of:
-Roof covering materials
-Roof structures and attics
-Gutters
-Grading and drainage
-Vents, flashing, and trim
-Attic insulation and ventilation
-Electrical systems
-Plumbing systems
-Heating
-Air conditioning
-Water systems
-Duct systems
-Sprinkler systems
-Foundation
-Ventilation
-Windows
-Doors
-Walkways
-Garage doors
-Chimneys
-Porches, walkways, & decks
-Interior and exterior of home (walls, ceilings, floors)
-Dishwashers
-Garbage disposal
-Fireplaces
-Ranges, cooktops, and ovens
-Microwaves
- & More
It is highly recommended that you are present during a home inspection. Most inspections are lengthy, and buyers typically choose to come towards the end of the inspection. This gives your inspector time to properly inspect the home, with few distractions. Also, this saves you time. Once you arrive, your inspector will go over any report findings. While highly recommended, you are not required to attend the home inspection.




