All home inspections in the State of Texas MUST adhere to the "Standards of Practice" (SOP) created by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC). We have provided a copy of the Standards of Practice (SOP) for your convenience. After the home inspection, we present our findings and answer all questions you may have. We will deliver the completed report within 24 hours after the home inspection. Your report will include:
Digital photographs that were taken during the home inspection
A Summary Section listing defective and marginal items for repair or replacement
Pre-Closing Home Inspection checklist for checking on repairs before Closing
Our home inspection reports are informative and easy-to-read. Each section is categorized along with a detailed summary that makes it convenient and easy to reference repairs quickly. Our typical home inspection takes approximately three to four hours and includes these structural and mechanical components and systems:
Foundations
Grading & Drainage
Roof Coverings
Roof Structures & Attics
Walls (Interior & Exterior)
Ceilings & Floors
Doors (Interior & Exterior)
Windows
Stairways (Interior & Exterior)
Fireplaces & Chimneys
Porches, Balconies, Decks, & Carports
Service Entrance & Panels
Branch Circuits, Connected Devices, & Fixtures
Heating Equipment
Cooling Equipment
Duct Systems, Chases, & Vents
Plumbing Supply, Distribution Systems, & Fixtures
Drains, Wastes, & Vents
Water Heating Equipment
Hydro-Message Therapy Equipment
Gas Distribution System
Ducting
Dishwashers
Food Waste Disposers
Range Hood & Exhaust Systems
Ranges, Cooktops, and Ovens
Microwave Ovens
Mechanical Exhaust Vents & Bathroom Heaters
Garage Door Operators
Dryer Exhaust Systems
Landscape Irrigation (Sprinkler) Systems
Texas Real Estate Commission Consumer Protection Notice
Consumer Protection Notice | TREC
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