The duration of a home inspection varies depending on the size and condition of the home but typically takes about 2-4 hours. Larger, older, or homes in poorer condition may take longer. We don't recommended that the potential buyers or current homeowners be present during the entirety of the inspection, however, it is beneficial to get a personal debrief at the conclusion of the inspection.

You can expect to receive a detailed report that documents the condition of the home’s major systems and structures. The report should clearly outline any areas of concern, including potential safety issues, components that require repair or replacement, and items that should be
serviced or monitored. Reports often include photos and annotations to clarify the findings.

No, a home cannot “fail” an inspection, as the process is intended to provide an objective assessment of the home’s condition. Instead, the inspection gives an invaluable snapshot of the home at the time of inspection and highlights any repairs, alterations, or maintenance that might be needed.

Yes, even new homes can have defects that need addressing, whether due to oversight during construction, potential issues with materials, or installation errors. An inspection can give peace of mind, ensuring that your new home is in top condition before moving in.