Valler Home Inspection Services

Providing thorough home inspection services is why I started the business. My main focus is making sure you are buying a home without any major issues. This can be very stressful and my goal is to provide you with the best experience and home inspection service so that you can feel comfortable moving forward. This is a big decision so get your home inspected by someone that has the knowledge of how a home is built.

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This Is What Valler Home Inspections Inspects

Its a simple answer, Everything! When you hire Valler Home Inspections you get an in depth inspection that entails every part of your home. Whether the defect is on the roof or in the crawl space you can believe we will find it because we leave no stone unturned. Here is a list of the sections that are inspected in your home.

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The Roof

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The Exterior

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The Heating System

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The Cooling System

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The Plumbing System

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The Electrical System

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The Structure Of The Home (What Is Visible)

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The Bathrooms

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The Interior

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The Laundry Room

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The Kitchen

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The Attic

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The Garage Attached Or Detached

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Outbuildings & Shops ( For An Extra Fee)

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The Homes Well & Septic System

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Home Inspection Breakdown

During a home inspection, each area is meticulously examined to ensure a thorough assessment of the property. Here’s a more detailed breakdown of what is inspected in each area:

Roof System

The roof covering, including shingles, tiles, or other materials, is inspected for signs of damage, deterioration, or leaks. Flashing around chimneys, vents, and skylights is examined to ensure proper sealing. Gutters and downspouts are evaluated for functionality and proper drainage.

Exterior

The exterior of the house is inspected for any damage to the siding, such as cracks, rot, or peeling paint. Windows and doors are examined for proper operation, sealant integrity, and signs of moisture intrusion. The foundation is assessed for cracks, settling, or signs of structural issues. Grading and drainage around the property are evaluated to ensure water flows away from the foundation. Decks, patios, and visible landscaping features are also inspected.

Heating System

The heating system, whether it’s a furnace, boiler, heat pump, or radiators, is examined for proper operation and condition. The inspector checks for any signs of leaks, rust, or damage. Ductwork and vents are inspected for cleanliness, proper insulation, and adequate airflow. The thermostat is tested for accuracy and responsiveness.

Cooling System

Air conditioning units, evaporator coils, and condensers are inspected for proper operation and maintenance. Ductwork is checked for any leaks, damage, or insulation issues. The thermostat is tested to ensure it controls the cooling system effectively.

Plumbing System

The plumbing system is thoroughly inspected, including supply lines, drains, fixtures, and water heaters. The inspector checks for any leaks, corrosion, or blockages. Sump pumps, if present, are examined for proper functionality. Visible piping is inspected for signs of damage or improper installation.

Electrical System

The electrical system, including the service panel, wiring, outlets, switches, and fixtures, is inspected for any safety hazards or code violations. The inspector checks for proper grounding, adequate wiring capacity, and proper functioning of circuit breakers or fuses. GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) outlets are tested for functionality, especially in wet areas.

Structure (if visible)

If the structure is visible, the inspector examines the foundation, walls, ceilings, floors, beams, columns, and visible framing components for any signs of damage, such as cracks, sagging, or rot. The overall structural integrity and stability of the property are assessed.

Bathrooms

Each bathroom is inspected, including toilets, sinks, faucets, showers, tubs, and ventilation systems. The inspector checks for leaks, proper drainage, and functional components. Visible plumbing is examined for any signs of leaks or damage.

Interior

The interior of the house is thoroughly assessed, including walls, ceilings, floors, doors, windows, stairs, railings, fireplaces, and overall condition. Any visible signs of damage, such as cracks, water stains, or mold, are noted. The inspector checks for proper operation of doors and windows, as well as the condition of interior finishes.

Laundry Room

The inspector examines the washer, dryer, venting system, plumbing connections, and electrical components. Proper ventilation and safety measures are assessed.

Kitchen

The kitchen appliances, cabinets, countertops, sinks, faucets, exhaust systems, and visible plumbing are inspected. The inspector checks for proper operation of appliances, signs of leaks or damage in plumbing fixtures, and proper ventilation in the kitchen area.

Attached or Detached Garage

The structure, doors, windows, electrical systems, and overall condition of the garage are inspected. The inspector checks for proper operation of garage doors, signs of damage or deterioration, and electrical safety in the garage area.

Attic

The attic is inspected for proper insulation levels, ventilation, and signs of moisture or pest intrusion. The inspector examines the roof sheathing, visible framing components, and any signs of leaks or damage.

Exterior Workshops

If there are any exterior workshops on the property, their structure, doors, windows, electrical systems, and overall condition are inspected. The inspector checks for proper functionality of doors, windows, and electrical components, as well as signs of damage or safety hazards.

Well and Septic

If there is a well and septic system on the property, they are inspected. The well components, including pumps, pressure tanks, and water quality, are evaluated. The septic tank, drain field, and related equipment are examined for proper functioning and potential issues.

These comprehensive inspections provide homeowners with a detailed understanding of the condition of their property, including any existing problems or areas in need of repair or improvement. By thoroughly examining each area, a home inspector ensures that potential buyers or current owners have the necessary information to make informed decisions about the property.