What To Expect on Your Home Inspection!

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No Home Is Perfect

Every home, whether new or old, will have some issues that can be revealed during a home inspection. The purpose of the inspection isn't about passing or failing; rather, it's about gaining a clear understanding of the property through the inspection report.

We Can't See Everything

Our home inspection services are visual and non-invasive. During the property inspection, we will check everything we can safely access, but we won't be cutting into walls or moving personal belongings. After the inspection, you will receive a detailed inspection report.

You are More than Welcome to Attend

If you are able to join the home inspection, it's a great chance to see things firsthand and ask questions. If you can't make it, don't worry! Your inspection report will be detailed with photos and notes from the property inspection.

Your Report is a Tool

The home inspection report highlights various conditions, but it’s not simply a repair list or an appraisal. Instead, think of it as a guide to help you prioritize and plan following your property inspection.

Questions are Always Welcome

Whether during the home inspection, right after reviewing the inspection report, or weeks later, I’m here to answer questions and help you understand the findings from your property inspection.

Steadfast Professional Inspections LLC

We provide clear and thorough home inspections that you can rely on, complete with a detailed inspection report to ensure a comprehensive property inspection.

What to Expect After the Inspection

1. You Receive Your Inspection Report

You will receive a detailed digital report with photos, descriptions, and clear explanations of observed conditions.

2. Review Key Findings

The report highlights safety concerns, material defects, and items that may need further evaluation or repair.

3. Share the Report With Your Agent

Your agent can use the report to help guide repair requests or next steps in the transaction.

4. Ask Questions

We encourage you to review the report and contact us with any questions about the findings or recommendations.

5. Plan Repairs or Follow-Ups

When needed, qualified contractors can further evaluate or address items noted in the report.