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condo inspection

Condo, Townhouse, and Villa Inspection

A residential home inspection is a safety measure to take before buying a new property, since it helps uncover problematic issues. A thorough and meticulous inspection can help you learn about deficiencies and help avoid spending thousands of dollars in hidden issues. When the inspector uncovers defects in the property you are looking to purchase, it gives you leverage to negotiate with the seller. The seller may hire a professional to fix those issues or even adjust the selling price before closing. Sometimes, you might not be able to negotiate, however you will be able to walk out of a deal instead of investing into a money pit.

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The home inspector will thoroughly inspect the condo, townhouse or villa within 2-4 hours and provide you a detailed inspection report including deficient, marginal, and unsafe items or systems. In the report, we will include suggestions for repairs, suggestions for maintenance and upgrades, and recommendations for correcting, monitoring or further evaluating deficient items or systems.

The inspection includes:

• Plumbing systems

• Electrical systems

• HVAC systems

• Interior components

• Bathrooms

• Kitchen and appliances

• Attached garage​

​In a condo, townhouse or villa, the homeowner's association is often responsible for the exterior components of the building as well as the structure, the roof and the attic space (including insulation and ventilation). Before scheduling your inspection, make sure to know what your homeowner's association covers. Those systems and components will NOT be inspected within this inspection service if they are owned by the association. If you would like to have those systems inspected, please schedule a residential home inspection instead.

Common Extras and Add-Ons

Other inspection services are available for an additional fee. These include:​

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