New Jersey Home Inspection

It's not unusual for an inspector to look at over 500 details of a house. The major components of the inspection are:
- Foundation
- Interior and exterior walls
- Electrical systems
- Heating system
- Air-conditioning system
- Water heater
- Plumbing and fixtures
and so much more.

The inspector will also look for things like a fresh coat of paint that might be hiding serious structural concerns. Stains on the ceiling may indicate a chronic roof leakage condition or may be simply the result of a single incident.

These are just a couple of examples of the signs an experienced inspector looks for when inspecting your home.

The inspector interprets these and other clues, then presents a professional opinion as to the condition of the property so you can avoid unpleasant surprises afterward. Of course, an inspection will also point out the positive aspects of a building, as well as the type of maintenance needed to keep it in good shape.

At the end of the inspection you will receive a comprehensive inspection report with digital pictures that will explain all the concerns that the inspector has found. This report will help you to negotiate with the seller any repairs that may be needed including price.

Viewing a sample home inspection report can help you choose a home inspector.

A quality inspector will provide you with a custom computer-generated report. Don't settle for a hand-written report that's hard to read and even harder to understand.

Click here to view sample home inspection report
Click here to view sample photos

* Single Family Home: $399
* Condo: $279
* Townhouse: $329
* Radon Testing: $99
* Termite - WDI: $79
Special pricing for:
* Commercial / Multifamily