A Typical Full Inspection Includes...

As an InterNACHI member, we must adhere to InterNACHI's Standards of Practice. This means we will attempt to inspect all of the following, if present and accessible:

  • • Roof, vents, flashings, and trim,
  • • Gutters and downspouts,
  • • Skylight, chimney and other roof penetrations,
  • • Decks, stoops, porches, walkways, and railings,
  • • Eaves, soffit and fascia,
  • • Grading and drainage,
  • • Basement, foundation and crawlspace,
  • • Water penetration and foundation movement,
  • • Heating systems,
  • • Cooling systems,
  • • Main water shut off valves,
  • • Water heating system,
  • • Interior plumbing fixtures and faucets,
  • • Drainage sump pumps with accessible floats,
  • • Electrical service line and meter box,
  • • Main disconnect and service amperage,
  • • Electrical panels, breakers and fuses,
  • • Grounding and bonding,
  • • GFCIs and AFCIs,
  • • Fireplace damper door and hearth,
  • • Insulation and ventilation,
  • • Garage doors, safety sensors, and openers,
  • • And much more...

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Useful Home Inspection information

Arizona Board of Technical Registration (BTR) - Here you can review the Standards of Professional Practice for Arizona Home Inspectors as set by the Arizona BTR. On the left side panel under "Regulations" click on "Home Inspectors".

InterNACHI Standards of Practice - Here you can review the standards of practice for the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors.

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