A good inspection should include:

1. Traverse roofs, attics and crawl spaces, list the insulation type and R-value, and check for proper venting and condition.

2. Check the furnace including the heat exchanger, flue pipe capacity and condition, record age

3. Check the water heater including the draft, flame guard, pressure relief extension pipe, record age

4. Open the electrical distribution panel and check for loose wires, over fusing and inappropriate wiring.

5. Check for foundation cracks including any visible water problems, past or present.

6. Operate all the appliances and equipment, record age

7. Check for visual evidence of toxic substances.

8. Operate all accessible windows and check condition of glazing and frames.

 HomePro inspections include all of the above plus:

1. Understandable and concise written report completed on site with extra copies available.

2. Summary page listing the major points of concern and the significant qualities of the home.

3. Five year probability of replacement and approximate age of the following:

   •      Roofing

   •      Water heater

   •      Heating and air conditioning unit

   •      Kitchen and laundry appliances

4. Allow the home buyer to accompany the inspector as he does the inspection. This enables the home buyer time to ask questions and receive maintenance and repair information.

5. Available for follow-up questions and problem solving solutions long after the inspection has been completed.