Typically, the duration of the Home Inspection varies between two to three hours, contingent upon the size, age, and condition of the residence.

Getting your house inspected is crucial for safeguarding your biggest investment from unforeseen problems. It offers peace of mind and empowers you in the buying or selling process. Moreover, it protects your finances and ensures your family's health. Regardless of its age, any house can harbor numerous defects, many of which remain unseen to the untrained eye.

The age of a house does not directly correlate with the number of defects or issues it may have. Newer homes can sometimes exhibit more problems than older ones, depending on factors such as construction quality and environmental conditions.

The most common type of inspection is the pre-purchase inspection, which is usually carried out after a purchase contract is signed as part of the conditional acceptance of the deal.

Another popular type is the seller inspection or pre-listing inspection, which is done when you want to sell your home without any unexpected issues.

Nearly all new home buyers opt for a PDI (Pre-Delivery Inspection) and, subsequently, inspections covered by one- and two-year warranties for their new homes.

Maintenance inspections are also highly recommended for all homeowners to assist them in keeping their homes in good working condition.

While it's not mandatory for the customer to be present during the inspection, we strongly encourage participation and proactive questioning to understand how your home functions. This knowledge is crucial for future maintenance and can be valuable during negotiations with contractors for additional improvements and renovations.

Absolutely!

Yes, as it allows for a much faster initial inspection of the roof and hard-to-reach places, pointing me in the direction of items that may need a closer look.