HOME INSPECTIONS INCLUDE 4 POINT INSURANCE REPORT AND WARRANTY
Our Services
Residential Building Inspections
Residential Building Inspections
Residential Building Inspections
Our residential building inspections are designed to identify any defects or issues in your property. We provide you with a detailed report outlining any issues and providing recommendations on how to rectify them.
4-Point Inspection
Residential Building Inspections
Residential Building Inspections
A 4-point inspection focuses on assessing four key areas of a home: the roof, electrical system, plumbing, and HVAC. It provides a detailed evaluation of each area to identify any issues, ensuring the home meets insurance requirements and standards.
Wind Mitigation Inspection
Residential Building Inspections
Mold and Moisture Inspections
A wind mitigation inspection evaluates a home's features that help protect against strong winds, such as roof shape, window protection, and structural connections. This inspection can identify improvements to reduce wind damage and may qualify homeowners for insurance discounts.
Mold and Moisture Inspections
Building Energy Efficiency Inspections
Mold and Moisture Inspections
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A mold and moisture inspection identifies areas of excess moisture and potential mold growth within a home, focusing on places prone to leaks, humidity, and water intrusion. This inspection helps prevent heath risks and structural damage by addressing issues early, promoting a healthier living environment.
Building Safety Inspections
Building Energy Efficiency Inspections
Building Energy Efficiency Inspections
Our building safety inspections are designed to ensure that your property is safe for occupants. We provide you with a detailed report outlining any issues and providing recommendations on how to rectify them.
Building Energy Efficiency Inspections
Building Energy Efficiency Inspections
Building Energy Efficiency Inspections
Our building energy efficiency inspections are designed to identify any areas where your property is wasting energy. We provide you with a detailed report outlining any issues and providing recommendations on how to improve energy efficiency.
How we assist you with getting to know your home.
- A home is the biggest purchase most people will ever make, and a home inspection is always recommended before buying a home. It's important to realize the condition of your investment, as well as anticipate hidden costs.
While some little quirks may be nothing to worry about, there may be more serious issues that only a professional home inspector can assess.
A large part of surviving the home inspection is understanding what to expect from a home inspection in general. Here’s some helpful info and an infographic that shows you what’s covered in a typical home inspection.
1. Roof
This includes the condition of:
- The roof coverings
- Gutters
- Downspouts
- Vents
- Flashings
- Skylights
- Chimney
- Roof penetrations and the general structure
Note that a home inspector may or may not walk on your roof. In many cases they can perform a visual inspection from a ladder.
2. Attic, Insulation & Ventilation
The home inspector will look at the insulation and ventilation of unfinished spaces, including:
- Attics
- Crawlspaces
- Foundation areas
- Exhaust systems
3. Exterior
- Siding
- Windows
- Exterior doors
- Flashing & Trim
- Walkways
- Driveways
- Stairs
- Patios & decks
- Drainage
4. Basement, Foundation, Crawlspace & Structure
- Foundation movement
- Cracks
- Structural concerns
- Indication of water penetration
5. Cooling
The condition of the cooling system, location of thermostat, energy source and the type of cooling system you have in the home.
6. Heating
The condition of the heating system, location of thermostat, energy source and the type of heating system you have in the home.
7. Fireplace
The home inspector will inspect:
- The visible portions of the fireplace & chimneys
- Lintels
- Damper doors
- Cleanout doors & frames
8. Plumbing
Plumbing tends to get the most attention due to the impacts a water penetration can have on a home. The home inspector will check:
- Main water & fuel supply shut-off valves
- Water heater
- Interior water supply
- Toilets
- Sinks
- Tubs
- Showers
- Drains
- Waste & vent systems
9. Electrical
This section includes:
- The service drop (where the electrical company connects to your home)
- Conductors
- Service head and mast
- Electrical main
- Panelboards
- Grounding switches
- Light fixtures
- Outlets
- The presence of smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors
10. Doors, Windows & Interior
This includes a representative number (some inspectors check all) of:
- Doors
- Windows
- Floors
- Walls
- Ceilings
- Stairs
- Railings
- The garage door and openers
Our Expertise
Our Certifications
Our Expertise
At Spotlight Home Inspections, we pride ourselves on our expertise in the building inspection industry. Our team of highly trained professionals has years of experience and is equipped with the latest tools and technology.
Our Process
Our Certifications
Our Expertise
Our inspection process is thorough and comprehensive, leaving no stone unturned. We inspect every aspect of your property, from the foundation to the roof, to ensure that your property is safe and up to code.
Our Certifications
Our Certifications
Our Certifications
We are certified by the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI) ensuring that our inspections meet the highest standards of quality and professionalism.