Home Inspection Gilroy

A typical home inspection includes a thorough visual assessment of the property's structural components, roofing, exterior, plumbing, electrical systems, HVAC, and interior. Our inspectors look for any signs of damage or potential concerns that could impact the home’s safety and value.

While our inspectors are skilled in evaluating the condition of roofing as part of a general home inspection, they are not licensed roofers. They provide a visual assessment of the roof covering, gutters, and downspouts but do not quote or conduct repairs.

No, our home inspections provide a detailed report on the condition of the property but do not include repair quotes. Any necessary repairs identified during the inspection will need to be evaluated and quoted by appropriate licensed professionals.

The duration of a home inspection varies depending on the size and condition of the property but typically takes between 2 to 4 hours.

Ensure all areas of the home are accessible, including the attic, basement, and all mechanical systems. It's helpful to have all utilities connected and operational at the time of inspection.

A home inspection provides a broad overview of the structural and functional aspects of a home, while a termite inspection specifically looks for signs of termite infestation and damage. Termite inspections are crucial for identifying potential infestations that can seriously compromise structural integrity.

It's recommended to have a home inspection at least when buying or selling a home to understand its current condition. Beyond that, periodic inspections every few years can help catch potential issues before they become significant problems.

Yes, you will receive a detailed report outlining the findings of the inspection. This report includes descriptions of any issues discovered, accompanied by photographs and recommendations for further evaluation or repairs as needed.

While our inspectors can recommend what types of repairs may be necessary, they do not provide actual solutions or perform repairs. Their role is to inform you about the condition of the property and suggest further evaluation by licensed professionals where required.

If serious issues are identified, it is advisable to consult with specialized contractors or service professionals who can provide repair quotes and perform the necessary work. This allows you to make informed decisions about handling any problems before finalizing a property purchase or sale.