Residential inspections are crucial for both buyers and sellers. For buyers, an inspection can reveal any hidden issues with a property, allowing for informed decisions. Sellers can use inspection reports to address potential problems before listing their property, increasing its market value.

Interior Inspection

During an interior inspection, our certified inspector will examine the structural integrity of the property, including walls, ceilings, floors, and the foundation. They will also check the plumbing, electrical systems, and HVAC to ensure everything is in working order.

Additionally, the inspector will assess the condition of the interior spaces, looking for signs of water damage, mould, or pest infestations. This thorough evaluation provides a detailed picture of the property's overall condition.

Exterior Inspection

The exterior inspection focuses on the outside of the property, including the roof, siding, windows, and landscaping. Our inspector will look for any signs of damage, such as missing roof tiles, cracks in the foundation, or overgrown trees that could pose a risk.

Furthermore, the inspector will evaluate the drainage systems to ensure proper water flow away from the property, preventing potential water damage. They will also inspect any outbuildings, such as sheds or garages, to assess their condition.

By conducting both interior and exterior inspections, buyers and sellers can gain a comprehensive understanding of a property's condition, facilitating smooth transactions and ensuring peace of mind.