What is a Virtual Home Inspection®?
The Virtual Home Inspection® process is very similar to our typical home inspection, but is completed virtually and does not include a written report. With our Virtual Home Inspection®, you still receive the same attention as you normally would by one of our trusted Home Inspectors. Only difference is we are not physically next to you while we discuss the home.
The Virtual Home Inspection® provides you with an expert opinion on the condition of your home any time of the day. Giving you the peace of mind when you need it most.
Here is a list of building types we can inspect virtually.
- Single family
- Multi family
- Condo
- Town house
- Light commercial
What can you inspect virtually?
Here is a list Virtual Home Inspection items we can help you with.
- Wall Cladding
- Flashing
- Trim
- Eaves
- Soffits
- Fascias
- Entryway Doors
- Windows
- Garage Doors
- Decks
- Balconies
- Steps
- Areaways
- Porches
- Railings
- Vegetation
- Grading
- Drainage
- Driveways
- Patios
- Walkways
- Retaining Walls
- Planters
- Fencing
- Pilasters
- Gates
- Installed Lighting
- Roof Coverings
- Tiles
- Shingles
- Rolled Roofing
- Built Up Roofing
- Soffits
- Observable Underlayment
- Roof Drainage Systems
- Flashings
- Skylights
- Chimneys
- Crowns
- Caps
- Spark Arrestors
- Roof Penetrations
- Plumbing Vents
- Interior Vents
- Attic Vents
- Enviromental Systems Installed
- Condensate Drains
- Layered Materials
- Wear of Matrerials
- Signs of leaks
- Abnormal Condensation
- Walls
- Ceiling
- Floors
- Steps
- Stairways
- Balconies
- Railings
- Counters
- Cabinets
- Doors
- Windows
- Separation Walls
- Ceilings
- Doors Between
- Dwelling Unit and Garage
- Foundation
- Floors
- Walls
- Columns
- Ceilings
- Roofs
- Safely Accessible Crawl Spaces and Attic Spaces
- Insulation and Vapor Retarders in Unfinished Spaces
- Ventilation of Attics and Foundation Areas
- Kitchen Venting Systems
- Bathroom Venting Systems
- Laundry Venting Systems
- Service Entrance Conductors
- Service Equipment
- Grounding Equipment
- Main Overcurrent Device
- Main and Distribution Panels
- Sub Panels
- Amperage Ratings
- Voltage Ratings of Service
- Branch Circuit Conductors
- Overcurrent Devices
- Compatibility of Ampacities and Voltages
- Operation of Installed Lighting Fixtures
- Switches
- Receptacles
- Garage Recpticals
- Polarity and Grounding of Receptacles
- Operation of Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter Receptacles
- Carport Receptacles
- Exterior Recpeticals
- Service Entry Conductor Materials
- Service type
- Location of Main and Distribution Panel
- Permanently Installed Heating Systems
- Heating Equipment
- Normal Operating Controls
- Automatic Safety Controls
- Fans
- Flues and Vents Heat Distribution Systems
- Pumps
- Ducts and Piping
- Dampers
- Insulation
- Air filters
- Registers
- Radiators
- Fan Coil Units
- Convectors
- Presence of Installed Heat Source in Each Room
- Energy Source
- Operate Systems Using Normal Operating Controls
- Open Normal Access Panels provided For Routine Homeowner Maintenance
- Central Air Conditioning
- Cooling and Air Handling Equipment
- Distribution System Presence of Installed Cooling Source in Each Room
- Interior Water Supply
- Distribution System
- Piping Materials
- Compatability Supports
- Pipe Insulation
- Kitchen Fixtures and Faucets
- Bathroom Fixtures and Faucets
- Toilets
- Showers
- Bath Tubs
- Leaks in Plumbing Componenets
- Functional Flow Tests
- Cross Connections
- Interior Drains
- Waste and Vent System
- Traps
- Drains
- Waste
- Vent Piping
- Hot Water Systems
- Water Heating Equipment
- Normal Operating Controls
- Automatic Safety Controls
- Flues
- Vents
- Fuel Source
- Distribution system
