General Home Inspection: A comprehensive examination inspection that covers major parts of the property. This includes structure, roofing, plumbing, electrical systems, and HVAC. It forms the base of any home inspection checklist and helps buyers understand the overall condition of the home.
Foundation Inspection: Focuses on assessing the foundation for any cracks, settlement issues, or signs of water damage.
Roof Inspection: A roof inspection reviews shingles, flashing, gutters, and leaks. Buyers often ask about roof inspection costs, especially during negotiations.
Electrical Inspection: looks for safety risks, old wiring, faulty outlets, and code issues.
Plumbing Inspection: A plumbing inspection checks leaks, water pressure, corrosion, pipes, fixtures, and water heaters. An HVAC inspection reviews heating and cooling systems for proper function and repair needs.
HVAC Inspection: HVAC inspection reviews heating and cooling systems for proper function and repair needs.
Pest Inspection: Identifies any signs of pest infestation, such as termites, rodents, or insects, which can cause structural damage.
Mold Inspection: Checks for mold or moisture problems that may affect health. A radon inspection measures gas levels that can build up inside homes.
Radon Inspection: Measures levels of radon gas, a radioactive substance that can accumulate in homes and pose health risks if present in high concentrations.
Lead Paint Inspection: Particularly important in older homes, checks for the presence of lead-based paint, which can be hazardous, especially to children.
Asbestos Inspection: These tests check for harmful materials in paint, insulation, flooring, or ceiling tiles.
Soil Inspection: Reviews soil stability, which matters in areas with erosion or ground movement.
Sewer Scope: A sewer scope inspection, also known as a plumbing scope inspection, is a video inspection of a home’s sewer line using a specialized camera on a long, flexible cable. The camera is run through the privately-owned lateral sewer line from the house to the main sewer line, HOA tap, or septic tank. The inspection can reveal blockages, damage to the pipe system, and other issues that may affect the functionality of the sewer system.
For a smooth home sale, buyer consultation helps explain pricing, inspection steps, and contract terms clearly. At Arizona MLS Flat Fee, guidance on novations helps buyers and sellers handle contract changes with confidence.