Inspectors work with moisture detectors to detect any previous and active leaks
During a home inspection, the inspector evaluates main and sub panels, ensuring wire sizes match fuses or breakers. Grounding, branch circuits, and aluminum wiring are checked. Receptacles are tested for safety, and any concerns, including improper wiring, are noted. Installation of ground fault circuit interrupters at exterior receptacles is observed. Safety concerns are documented, and repairs are recommended to be done by a licensed electrician for everyone’s protection.
The purpose of this structural inspection is to visually identify evidence of abnormal settlement, lateral movement, or structural weakness in accessible load-bearing components. Conclusions are based on visible and accessible areas. The inspector examines various areas of the structure, including walls, floors, and ceilings, for signs of settlement or cracking.
Residential appliances undergo a comprehensive inspection to assess their overall performance and condition. Each component including doors, drawers, lights, seals, elements, and controls is meticulously checked. Cooling temperatures in refrigeration systems are also evaluated. Additionally, the inspection report includes estimates for repair or replacement costs.