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Pre-Purchase Home Inspections
A documented review of accessible home systems and components to inform buyers during the purchase process.
Home Inspection Services
Thoughtful residential property assessments and clear, organized reporting to help buyers, sellers, and homeowners better understand a property's visible conditions.
01 / Overview
A closer look at the home, from structure to systems.
A visual review of accessible home systems and components, documenting observed conditions and items that may need maintenance or specialist evaluation.
02 / Inspection Services
Inspections for every stage of homeownership.
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Pre-Listing Home Inspections
Help sellers understand visible property conditions before preparing to market their homes.
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Homeowner Maintenance Inspections
A periodic review of visible systems and maintenance considerations for owners planning ahead.
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Targeted Follow-Up Reviews
A limited follow-up of specifically identified items, with scope agreed in advance; not a replacement for a full inspection.
A Closer Look
A home is more than its finishes.
A clear view of accessible components helps organize observations and the questions that deserve a closer look.
03 / Our Process
From appointment to written findings.
Scope and fees are agreed before the visit.
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Request
Share the property address, approximate size, inspection type, and preferred timeframe.
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Confirm
Receive an agreed scope, fee, and appointment details before the on-site inspection.
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Inspect
Complete a visual evaluation of readily accessible, applicable systems and components.
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Report
Review written findings, supporting photographs when appropriate, and recommended next steps.
04 / Areas Reviewed
A system-by-system approach.
The items evaluated depend on the property, accessibility, the agreed inspection scope, and applicable standards of practice.
Exterior & Structure
- ↗Visible roof and exterior components
- ↗Accessible structural and foundation areas
- ↗Site drainage and exterior observations within scope
- ↗Accessible attic, basement, and crawlspace areas
Interior & Building Systems
- ↗Visible electrical distribution and components
- ↗Readily accessible plumbing fixtures and systems
- ↗Heating, cooling, and ventilation equipment
- ↗Interior finishes, doors, and accessible windows
Home inspections are visual and non-invasive and do not guarantee future performance or reveal concealed defects. They are not appraisals, engineering evaluations, or municipal code inspections. Services will be offered only with applicable state licensing and in accordance with required standards of practice.
05 / Reports & Pricing
Clear findings. Project-specific pricing.
Fees depend on property size, age, location, inspection type, and any agreed additional services. Each quote will define the inspection scope and written deliverables.
Inspection Report / Preview Layout
Property OverviewReport Sections
Observed conditions
Photo documentation
Follow-up recommendations
Illustrative report layout; not an actual inspection report.
06 / Questions
Home inspection FAQs
What does a home inspection cover?
A defined, visual assessment of readily accessible components and systems. The written agreement and applicable state standards of practice determine the scope and limitations.
Does an inspection identify every possible problem?
No. Concealed conditions, future failures, and certain specialized systems may be outside the scope of a standard non-invasive inspection. A specialist assessment may be recommended.
Is a home inspection the same as a renovation estimate?
No. A home inspection documents observed property conditions. Renovation consulting is a separate service focused on proposed improvements and project planning.
Does Project Pro also repair items identified in an inspection?
Inspection services are kept separate from repair and renovation contracting. State conflict-of-interest rules can restrict inspection-related repairs and must be followed.
Project Pro / Home Inspections
Start with the property details.
Send the address, approximate square footage, inspection type, and preferred timeline.