A home inspection includes a visual review of accessible areas and major systems, such as roofing, structure, exterior, interior, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, attic, crawlspace, and other property components.

Yes. Roof condition and visible roofing components are part of the inspection when safely accessible. The report may include observations about roof coverings, drainage, flashing, and visible concerns.

Most home inspections take a few hours, depending on the size, age, condition, and accessibility of the property.

Yes. You will receive a detailed inspection report with findings, observations, and photos where applicable.

A home inspection is a visual, non-invasive evaluation of accessible areas. It can identify many visible concerns, but it cannot uncover hidden defects behind walls, underground, or in inaccessible spaces.

Yes. A home inspection helps buyers understand the condition of the property before finalizing a purchase and can support better decision-making during the transaction.

Yes. A pre-listing inspection can help sellers identify issues before putting a property on the market, allowing them to make repairs or disclose conditions upfront.

A home inspection report identifies concerns and recommendations, but repair costs may require evaluation by the appropriate licensed contractor or specialist.

Make sure accessible areas are clear, including attic access, crawlspace access, electrical panels, water heaters, HVAC equipment, and other major systems.

Yes. Western Way Home Inspections Inc serves Gilroy and Greater Bay Area Counties.