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Home Inspections

Roof Shingles
Roof

The roof will be traversed whenever possible for inspection.  Binoculars, a camera pole, or drone may also be used to achieve a thorough analysis if traversing is deemed unsafe or damaging to the roof.  Roof covering materials, gutters and downspout systems, flashings, roof vents, visible chimneys and flues, and skylights will all be described and analyzed for deficiencies as part of your inspection.  For more details follow this link to the Washington Standards of Practice.

Sink Pipe
Plumbing

Fixtures and faucets, hot water systems, water supply lines, water temperature, flow, and pressure will all be checked for deficiencies as part of your inspection.  For more details follow this link to the Washington Standards of Practice.

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Electrical

The electrical system of the home will be examined with a primary focus on safety.  The main electrical panel will be inspected for proper over-current protection along with verification of outlet operation and (GFCI) protection where required.  For more details follow this link to the Washington Standards of Practice.

Thermostat
HVAC

Heating and air conditioning systems will be checked for safety and proper operation.  Condition and age of components will be noted in the inspection report as well as the typical lifespan of such components.  For more details follow this link to the Washington Standards of Practice.

Laying Bricks
Structure and more

  • Crawlspaces and attics that are deemed safe and accessible will be traversed in order to inspect the foundation and other structural components of the home.  Any deficiencies including wood rot and pest-conducive conditions will be reported.  For more details follow this link to the Washington Standards of Practice.

  • Exterior components such as wall coverings (siding), windows, doors, porches, decks, balconies, carports, and exterior portions of chimneys will be inspected for deficiencies as well as many other exterior components.  For more details follow this link to the Washington Standards of Practice.

  • Interior components such as walls, ceilings, floors, windows, doors, and steps will be inspected for safety and deficiencies as well as many other interior components.  For more details follow this link to the Washington Standards of Practice.

  • Insulation and ventilation will be inspected and any deficiencies and will be reported.  For more details follow this link to the Washington Standards of Practice.

  • Fireplaces and stoves will be inspected and any deficiencies will be described in the report.  For more details follow this link to the Washington Standards of Practice.

  • Site conditions such as grade, drainage, and vegetation that could, or are adversely affecting the structure will be reported.  For more details follow this link to the Washington Standards of Practice.

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