Glad to see you are iterested in what a complete home insection will look like. From this page you can view a sample report I did in the middle of the summer. It was over 100 degrees the day I did this inspection. The good news is, the air conditioning unit was running well, and the home was in good condition with only a few items that required attention. The biggest thing we found was a bad disposal and a few small maintenance items.

Reading the report you will notice I list every thing I inspect and everything I did not inspect and why. If I find a problem, I will usually make reccomendations on how to fix/repair on the problems I find and the estimated cost. Being a home builder and renovator all those years sort of keeps the estimating in me.

This report turned out to be over 50 pages. It is longer than most of the reports because I included a second set of pictures in the summary at the end of the report. The more pictures, the better is the way I see it. Chances are you may want to give a copy of the summary to a punch out contractor who will use the pictures as reference to the work he may need to do.

The sample report is in a PDF format, so you may need to download the Free Adobe reader to view the report.

Thanks for your Interest

Tom Dunnavant

Please be advised: The sample report is just that, a sample. It was conducted on a 60 year old home that has been extensively renovated. Originally, it was a simple 1200 square foot Cape Cod design and is now well over 3,000 square feet. All mechanical services were updated on this home during the major renovation 15 years ago including the plumbing, electrical and HVAC. Older homes tend to have a personality of their own but are strong on charm. While the full report is over fifty pages, the home is in surprising shape for its age. The Summary Report is eight pages.