For homebuyers under contract.
Buyer’s Home Inspection
Review the accessible systems of the home before your inspection contingency ends.
Proposed inspection scope
01 — Foundation and structure
Foundation walls, beams, posts, joists, and visible signs of movement or moisture.
02 — Roof and attic
Roof coverings, flashing, gutters, accessible attic framing, and ventilation.
03 — Exterior and drainage
Siding, trim, windows, grading, drainage, decks, and porches.
04 — Plumbing
Visible supply and drain lines, fixtures, water heater, and leaks.
05 — Heating and cooling
Accessible heating and cooling equipment, distribution, and venting.
06 — Electrical
Service panel, breakers, visible wiring, grounding, and outlets.
07 — Interior
Walls, ceilings, floors, stairs, doors, and built-in appliances.
Scope, access, and exclusions
Inspections are a non-invasive, visual observation of readily accessible and observable systems and components of the subject property at the exact time of the inspection pursuant to the Ohio administrative code and the State of Ohio Standards of practice.
A home inspection is not a warranty or a code-compliance certification.
Timing and report
Typical inspections take around 3-4 hours on site and the report, including photos, is generated typically within 24 hours and delivered electronically for immediate viewing.
Before you book
Starting price is $400 based on square footage and age of property. If you don't know the approximate age and square footage, you can check with the auditors website in your county for more information.
We welcome clients attending inspections and getting to know their potential new home.
We use thermal imaging, drones and other technical tools to give you the best possible outcome on every job at no additional cost.