What is a Home Inspection?

A Home Inspection is a Non-Invasive, Visual Examination of the Accessible Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing Systems of a Residential Dwelling, as well as the Structural and Other Essential Components. Veritas Property Inspection Adheres to interNACHI's (International Association of Certified Home Inspectors) Standards of Practice.

*Thermal Imaging Included With Every Home Inspection.

Your Home Inspection Always Includes Inspection of:

Cooling Equipment
Ducts and Vents
Water Supply System
Plumbing Fixtures
Plumbing Drain, Waste, and Vents
Water Heating Equipment
Dishwashers
Food Waste Disposers
Range Hood and Exhaust Systems
Ranges, Cooktops, and Ovens
Built-in Microwave Ovens
Bath Exhaust Vents
Garage Door Openers
Dryer Exhaust Systems
And Other Built-in Appliances
Foundation
Grading and Drainage
Roof Covering
Roof Structure and Attic
Walls
Ceilings and Floors
Doors
Windows
Stairways
Fireplace/Chimney
Porches, Decks, and attached Carports
Service Entrance Wires
Electrical Panels
Branch Circuit Wiring
Heating Equipment

Veritas Property Inspection Offers the Best Comprehensive Home Inspection Available. Your Confidential Home Inspection Report Will be Available Within 24 Hours After the Inspection and Will Be Provided to You Any Way You Prefer. We Take Pride in Offering Competitively Priced Home Inspections With Exceptional Customer Service. For as Long as You Own the Home, We Will Be Happy To Answer Any Questions or Concerns -- At No Extra Charge! Your Satisfaction is Our Priority and Desired Outcome.

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interNACHI Standards of Practice

The Not So "Fine Print"

A Home Inspection is Limited to the Dwelling Itself, and Includes Any Attached Structures Such as a Garage. Inspections of Detached Structures and Pool/Spa is Available as an Add-On Service For An Additional Fee. A Home Inspection is Not Technically Exhaustive; a Home Inspection Provides a General Report on the Condition of a Home on the Day of the Inspection. Any Noted Defect or Area of Concern May Prompt Your Inspector to Recommend Further Investigation by an Appropriately Licensed Professional (Construction Contractor, Professional Engineer, Architect, etc.). Thermal Imaging is Used at the Discretion of the Inspector and is Subject to Acceptable Atmospheric Conditions on the Day of the Inspection.