Agenda

Day 9: Conducting a Comprehensive Home Inspection

Agenda

Getting it right

A home inspector's report may not be perfect initially, as it takes time to finesse and build. It is through experience, knowledge, and adaptation that the report improves over time. As an inspector grows their clientele base, they encounter a variety of properties and gain a deeper understanding of the intricacies involved in the inspection process. Each inspection provides an opportunity to refine their skills and refine the report, ensuring that it effectively conveys accurate and relevant information to clients.

The inspector's continuous learning and growth allow them to adapt their reporting style to better suit their client’s needs and preferences. Therefore, it is important for inspectors to recognize that the development of a comprehensive and well-structured report is an ongoing journey that evolves with their professional expertise and the feedback they receive from their clients.

Performing the inspection

During the home inspection, we will follow the well-structured inspection template that we have meticulously built. This template will guide us through a systematic and comprehensive approach, ensuring that we cover all essential areas of the property. The inspection will take place in the following order:

  1. Roof
  2. Exterior
  3. Attic/Insulation & Ventilation
  4. Door/Window & Interior
  5. Built-in Appliances
  6. Garage
  7. Electrical