What is a Home Inspection?
A home inspection is a non-invasive physical examination to identify material defects in the systems, structure and components of a building. A material defect is a condition that significantly affects the value, desirability, habitability or safety of the building.

What Systems, Structures and Components Will be Inspected?
Foundations, basements and under-floor areas, exteriors, roof coverings, attic areas and roof framing, plumbing, electrical systems, heating systems, central cooling systems, fireplaces and chimneys and building interior.

What to Look for in an Inspection Company?
Experience, longevity, stability ...reports that are professional, clear and understandable.

Is Your Home Inspector Insured?
Professional Liability Insurance Coverage (how much), General Liability (how much) and Workers Compensation.

Does Your Inspector Belong to any Professional Organization?
All InspecTech inspectors are required to obtain and maintain membership in State or National Inspection Association assuring a professional Standard of Practice.

How the Seller Should Prepare for a Home Inspection
The seller should have the property fully accessible, including elimination of stored objects that may prevent the inspector from accessing key components of the home. Areas of special concern are attics, crawlspaces, electric panels, closets, garages, gates/yards, furnaces and water heaters.

Inspector's Responsibility to the Homeowner
Respect the property. Do not damage. Leave the property as they found it. Answer questions about the report after the inspection is completed. Provide a copy of the report on-site.

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