Read the terms, ask questions, and e-sign from any device so your inspection starts on time.
Call or send a request online. Scott confirms the date, time, and property details with you.
Your online inspection agreement arrives through a secure link. Read every term at your pace.
Sign on a phone, tablet, or laptop, then save the emailed copy with your purchase records.
Scott examines the property from top to bottom. Settle the fee on site and expect a photo-rich report.
A residential inspection agreement, which many inspectors call a pre-inspection agreement, puts the scope, standards, and fee in writing. You see exactly what the visit covers before inspection day.
Home Inspection Cost
Fees reflect square footage, age, and property type.
You receive your exact fee in writing ahead of inspection day.
A thorough residential property inspection of the grounds, structure, and systems.
Roofing, flashing, gutters, siding, decks, and drainage.
Foundations, crawlspaces, basements, and framing.
Panels, wiring, fixtures, water heaters, and heating.
Electronic moisture checks and thermal imaging, conditions permitting.
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Generally, yes. Once you and the inspector sign it, the pre-inspection agreement works as a binding contract. Read it carefully and ask Scott to explain any term before you sign.
It covers a visual, non-invasive review of the roof, exterior, structure, foundation, electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling, insulation, ventilation, and interior, plus moisture and infrared screening when conditions permit.
Your home inspection cost reflects the home’s size, age, and type, plus any added testing. Apartment buildings follow a separate commercial proposal. Request a proposal for your exact price.
Payment is due at the time of the inspection. You can pay on site or through Propertyexam’s secure online payment page, and your agreement confirms the fee ahead of time.
Yes, if you can. Attending lets you see issues firsthand, ask questions as they come up, and find key shutoffs and systems before you move in.
No. A home inspection reports the visible condition of the property on inspection day. It cannot predict future failures or reveal concealed defects, which is why the agreement spells out its limits.
ASTM E2018-referenced reports with repair cost opinions and a five-year expense outlook for buyers, owners, and lenders.
Marine engineering know-how and a full infrared moisture scan for homes that sit on the water year-round.
Level III thermography reveals hidden moisture, energy loss, and electrical hot spots without opening walls.