A residential inspection is a thorough evaluation of a home’s condition, typically performed before the sale or purchase of a property. It involves examining various aspects of the home, including its structure, systems, and components such as:

• Foundation, walls, and roof

• Electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems

• Windows, doors, and insulation

• Attics, basements, and crawlspaces

• Appliances and fixtures

The goal of the inspection is to identify any existing or potential issues, safety hazards, or maintenance needs, providing the buyer or seller with an accurate understanding of the property’s condition. It helps buyers make informed decisions and negotiate repairs or pricing adjustments if necessary.