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Some Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some frequently asked questions about home inspections. If you have any questions or concerns that aren't addressed here, we would be happy to receive your inquiry.

Q: What is a home inspection?
A: A home inspection is a survey of the physical condition and systems of a house. If you are thinking of buying or selling a house, it should be inspected.

Q: Why do I need a home inspection?
A: The purchase of a home is a decision of great significance for you and your family. An inspection allows you to make this decision based on fact, expertise and informed judgment.

Q: Can I come to the inspection?
A: You are encouraged to attend the inspection. It will give you the opportunity to raise your concerns and discuss them with the inspector as your questions arise. It will give you the information you are seeking about the structure and systems of the home.

Q: What should I bring to the home inspection?
A: Comfortable clothing and a clipboard.

Q: How long will the inspection be?
A: An average inspection takes about 2.5 hours.

Q: What are you checking during an inspection?
A: During an inspection, both the interior and the exterior of the house is inspected. We invite you to view the sample report available on this website. See: A Home Inspection.

Sample Report

Sample Report

Our electronic report is interactive, providing links with illustrations and further reference information. Interested? Check out a sample home inspection report.