Our Home Inspection Services
STANDARD INSPECTIONS
PRE-INSPECTIONS
WARRANTY INSPECTIONS
HOME MAINTENANCE INSPECTIONS
SEWER SCOPES
RADON TESTING
What gets inspected during a Home Inspection?
EXTERIOR AREAS
-Walks/Driveway
-Grading/Drainage
-Foundation
-Steps/Stairs
-Roof Coverings
-Flashings/Gutters
-Eaves/Fascia
-Siding Materials
-Windows
-Exterior Doors/ Entryways
-Gas Meter
-Service Entry/Panel
-Vegetation
-Garage
-AND MUCH MUCH MORE!
INTERIOR AREAS
-Attic
-Foundation
-Electrical Service Panel
-Plumbing
-Heating/Cooling systems
-Fireplaces
-Appliances
-Sinks/Tubs
-Toilets
-Windows
-Doors
-Smoke/CO Detectors
-AND MUCH MUCH MORE!
Thorough Inspections from the Roof to the Foundation
Whether this is your first home or your forever home, an inspection from the pros at Lockhart Home Inspections will help you to buy or sell with confidence. Here are the inspection services we offer:
Residential home inspection – A visual, non-invasive inspection of the current condition of a home, including the foundation, basement, underfloor areas, attic, roof framing, roof covering, exterior, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, chimney, and fireplace.
HVAC inspections – We will fully inspect all heating and cooling system components.
FREE thermal imaging infrared scan – This is a bonus service included with any other inspection service.
Radon testing – Read more about the importance of Radon testing here: Radon Testing Infographic
Warranty inspections – We offer this service to homeowners living in a newly constructed home. While many major construction flaws go unnoticed for 3-5 years, warranties often expire after just one. So we recommend a warranty inspection 11 months after your new home is built. Our inspection covers all major systems and includes the testing of mechanical systems and their components. We provide a written report of all defects for you to present to the builder. Contact us to learn more about this essential service for homeowners living in a newly constructed residence.
Sewer Scopes- a sewer scope can reveal blockages, and or damage to the piping systems that may cause a homeowner costly repairs down the road.