Inspection Points
A structural and mechanical inspection gives you valuable insight into the condition of the building you plan to call home. This type of inspection is broad in general terms, with the goal of determining if more specific inspection is warranted. Only what can be seen is inspected, but a careful inspection of visible areas can determine if further investigation is needed.
What do we inspect? I'm glad you asked. Basically, we check everything about the house from the ground to the roof top, inside and out. But, let me give you a more detailed answer.
- Grading
- Foundation
- Walls:
- Interior
- Exterior
- Doors
- Windows
- Ceilings
- Fireplace & Chimney
- Attic:
- Insulation
- Ventilation
- Framing
- Roof support structure
- Furnace system
- Air Conditioning System / Inside & Outside
- Ducts & Vents
- Roof:
- Coverings
- Jacks
- Vents
- Flashings
- Fasteners
- Garage Doors & Automatic Openers
- Plumbing Systems:
- Tubs
- Showers
- Jacuzzi tubs
- Sinks
- Toilets
- Water heaters
- Visible water supply and drain lines
- Visible gas lines connection points
- Electrical Service / Inside & Out:
- Main service panel
- Sub panels
- Outlets
- Fixtures
- Ceiling fans
- Built in appliances including:
- Ranges, Ovens, & Vent Hoods
- Microwaves
- Dishwasher
- Garbage disposal units
- Trash compactors
- Exhaust fans
- Optional Systems:
- Pools, Spas, & Hot Tubs
- Built in Lawn Sprinkler Systems
- Whole house vacuum systems
- Water Well Equipment
- Outdoor Kitchens & Built in Cooking Equipment
- Boat Houses & Lifts
- Garage Apartments
- Outbuildings such as: Barns, Sheds, Greenhouses, Etc.
Ed Fryday, ACI
Home Real Estate Property Inspector
edfryday@spacecityinspections.com
Phone: 281.636.9419
TREC License: #6932
TREC Sales Agent, License #227974
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