• Structural Inspection: Evaluate the foundation, framing, roof structure, and other key structural elements to ensure the building’s stability and integrity.

• Roof Inspection: Examine the roof and its components — including shingles, flashing, and gutters — to assess overall condition and identify any signs of damage or wear.

• Exterior Inspection: Inspect the home’s exterior envelope, including siding, windows, doors, and trim, to verify proper installation, weather resistance, and maintenance needs.

• Electrical Inspection: Assess the home’s electrical systems — including wiring, circuit breakers, outlets, and switches — to ensure safety, functionality, and code compliance.

• Plumbing Inspection: Examine the water supply, piping, drains, and fixtures to verify proper operation and identify potential leaks or inefficiencies.

• HVAC Inspection: Inspect heating, ventilation, and air conditioning components — such as the furnace, air conditioner, and ductwork — to confirm they are in good working order and providing efficient climate control.

Interior Inspection: Evaluate the home’s interior — including walls, ceilings, floors, fixtures, and appliances — to confirm they are in sound condition and operating as intended.

• Insulation & Ventilation Inspection: Examine attics, crawl spaces, and other key areas to verify proper insulation and airflow, promoting energy efficiency and preventing moisture-related issues.

• Environmental inspection: Identify and assess potential environmental hazards — such as radon, mold, or asbestos — to ensure a safe and healthy environment for occupants.