Frequently Asked Questions

Pricing depends on the property's size, age, and the services you choose. Share the property details when you request a date and we'll send a quote before anything is confirmed.

No. A home inspection is not pass/fail. It is an information and risk-assessment process.

Usually no. The best repair requests focus on safety, active leaks, and significant performance concerns.

No inspection can. Limitations include concealed conditions and inaccessible areas. The goal is thorough evaluation of what is visible and accessible, with clear documentation of any limitations.

Most single-family inspections take a few hours, depending on size, complexity, and access.

Yes. Attending helps you understand the home and the priorities in the report.

Pool and spa inspections can be inspected as an add-on service. Ask when scheduling so the right time is allotted.

Our reports make it easy to identify priority issues by clearly highlighting material defects—problems that impact safety, habitability, or property value—in the summary section. We're here to help you understand what needs immediate attention and what can wait for routine maintenance.

Our inspections provide a snapshot of the property's condition on the day of the inspection. While we conduct thorough evaluations, we can't predict or guarantee against future issues. Regular maintenance is key to preventing many potential problems.

You'll receive a detailed digital report with clear descriptions and photos of all findings. The report includes a summary of material defects, actionable recommendations, and a complete home maintenance guide with seasonal checklists to help you care for your property.