Our Home Inspection
The Kentucky Home Inspector will inspect your home as if we were the buyer or seller.
During the home inspection, we will inspect the following components of your home, looking for structural soundness, proper function, and failure to meet any code requirements:
- Foundation, grading, and drainage
- Guttering
- Roof covering materials and structures
- Attics
- Walls, ceilings, and floors
- Doors, windows, and stairways
- Chimneys and fireplaces
- Porches, balconies, patios, and decks
- Carports, garages, and garage door openers
- Driveways and walkways
- Electrical systems, panels, outlets, and fixtures
- Heating, cooling, and ventilation systems
- Plumbing systems and plumbing fixtures
- Gas lines and meters
- Major built-in appliances
- Outdoor sprinkler systems
- Outdoor kitchens
And many more components are included in the home inspection…
In most circumstances, we will deliver your inspection report to you the day of the inspection. And we pride ourselves on the high quality of our reports. You’ll get a detailed, thorough explanation of your home’s condition accompanied by high-resolution digital images to support your understanding. Averaging about 70 pages in length, our report will outline:
- The elements of your home that we’ve inspected
- What we’ve found – current condition and defects
- Recommendations on how you can make repairs
- Extensive color images
- Information on how you can maintain your home moving forward
Steven Williams will walk you through the inspection report, answering your questions and helping you understand his findings. Our goal is to provide you with the confidence you need to buy or sell your home with peace of mind.