Roof & exterior
Roof coverings, flashing, drainage, siding, trim, decks, porches and visible exterior conditions.
Inspection scope
What a Home Inspection Crew inspection covers.
A systematic visual review of accessible systems and components, documented with photographs and plain-language findings.
Major systems
Systems and components we review.
The exact scope depends on the property and access available at the time of the inspection.
Structure
Accessible foundation, framing clues, basements, crawlspaces and visible movement or deterioration.
Electrical
Service equipment, accessible panels, representative receptacles and visible electrical safety concerns.
Plumbing
Visible supply and drainage, fixtures, water-heating equipment and signs of leakage.
Heating & cooling
Accessible heating and cooling equipment, distribution and basic operation when conditions permit.
Attic & insulation
Accessible attic areas, insulation, ventilation, moisture clues and visible roof-deck conditions.
Interior
Walls, ceilings, floors, windows, doors, stairs, guards and representative built-in components.
Kitchen & bathrooms
Fixtures, cabinets, counters, ventilation and representative installed appliances included in scope.
Site & drainage
Grading, walkways, retaining features and visible drainage conditions immediately around the structure.
Real report example
See what your inspection report looks like.
Open a real Home Inspection Crew sample report to see how photographs, observed conditions, repair items and safety notes are organized.
Important limitations
Home inspections cannot see through finished walls or floors, predict future failures, establish code compliance or determine legal use. Systems that are shut down, inaccessible, unsafe to operate or controlled by building management may be excluded or limited.