1. Roof and Attic:
A thorough inspection of the roof and attic helps identify any potential leaks, damaged shingles, or signs of water damage. It also checks for proper insulation and ventilation, which are essential for energy efficiency.
2. Exterior:
The exterior inspection focuses on the condition of siding, windows, doors, and the overall structural integrity of the home's outer shell. It ensures that the home is weather-tight and secure.
3. Basement, Foundation, and Crawlspace:
This inspection examines the foundation for any cracks or structural issues, checks for water penetration in the basement, and evaluates the condition of crawlspaces.
4. Heating System:
It assesses the functionality of the heating system, including the furnace, heat pumps, and radiators, to ensure they are in good working order.
5. Cooling System:
Similar to the heating system, this item evaluates the condition and operation of the cooling system, which is vital for comfort during hot weather.
6. Plumbing System:
The plumbing inspection covers water supply, drainage, and waste systems, identifying any leaks, blockages, or potential issues that may need attention.
7. Electrical System:
It checks the electrical panel, outlets, and wiring to ensure safety and compliance with electrical codes.
8. Fireplace and Chimney:
For homes with fireplaces, this item assesses the condition of the chimney, flue, and fireplace, looking for hazards or damage.
9. Interior:
Inspecting the interior spaces helps identify issues like moisture damage, structural concerns, or safety hazards within the home.
10. Insulation and Ventilation:
Adequate insulation and ventilation are essential for energy efficiency and indoor air quality. This item ensures that these aspects are up to standard.
