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Home inspection is a visual inspection of the components and systems of an entire house, both inside and out. The more experienced and educated your inspector is, the more he will know where to look for those visual clues
The Phoenix Home Inspection will meet or exceed the State of Arizona Standards of Practice for Home Inspectors
The area typically covered in a Phoenix home inspection by Wright Inspections includes:
- The foundation, including grading and drainage around the home.
- Concrete surfaces such as driveways, walkways, and patios.
- The structural wall systems and coverings such as stucco, siding, and all trim.
- Windows and doors are checked for proper function.
- Plumbing systems are checked for proper installation and leakage.
- Electrical systems are checked for safety issues according to current industry standards.
- Heating and AC systems are checked for proper function and installation.
- All interior surfaces are checked for signs of structural issues or moisture entry.
- Evidence of moisture from inside or outside
- Visual mold inspection ( no sampling or lab report)
- Kitchens and baths- all fixtures and surfaces are checked for proper function and installation.
- Attics are checked for proper insulation techniques, ventilation, structural framing, evidence of moisture, and pest intrusion. Attics are entered when ever possible, not just “stick your head in”
- Roof coverings, underlayment, and all flashings are checked for proper installation and current condition. Roofs are always walked during the inspection , unless doing so would damage clay tile or wood shakes
- Pools and spas are checked for physical condition, current safety standards, and equipment is evaluated.
- We can also provide you with Radon, Lead, and Asbestos testing for that additional peace of mind
Throughout the Home Inspection, potential problems may be found or verified using Thermal Imaging cameras and digital Moisture Meters. Many inspectors do not use this equipment and with Wright Inspections, there is no extra charge for this!
Your home inspection may take from 2 ½ to 4 hours and then some additional time to review photos and prepare the report. Clients are encouraged to be present towards the end of this time period for a review of the findings and to answer any questions you may have about your home
All of this is described in a comprehensive home inspection report with photos. A report summary brings all of the critical issues and long term maintenance items right up front, making it easy to read. Your inspector will walk you through the home and explain the report findings to you and answer any questions you may have about the home. A home inspection offers peace of mind and can provide a house with a clean bill of health or bring to light important problems which may be defects, safety hazards, or deterioration for example, that require attention and repair
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