YOUR INSPECTION, EXPLAINED

Your Inspection.

What to expect, what we look at, and how A2Z Inspections helps you understand the condition of your property.

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SIMPLE, CLEAR, THOROUGH

How your inspection works

From the first appointment to the finished report, we keep the process easy to follow.

01

Schedule Your Inspection

Choose a time that works for your transaction or property needs. We’ll help you understand what type of inspection fits your situation.

02

We Inspect The Property

Your Texas-licensed Home Inspector examines visible, accessible systems and components and documents observations with photos.

03

Review Your Findings

Receive a detailed digital SAME DAY report and clear explanations of any noted concerns, so you can discuss repairs or next steps.

WHAT WE LOOK AT

What’s Inspected?

A general home inspection covers major visible and accessible systems and components, including these key areas. Every Residiential Home Inspection includes: Infrared Thermal Inspection, General Pest (WDI) Inspection, Sprinkler & Irrigation Inspection, and Foundation Elevation Mapping/using a Zip level.(These are included in the pricing).

01 / INSPECTION AREA

Structural Systems

Foundation, grading and drainage, visible floors, walls, ceilings and other accessible structural components.

02 / INSPECTION AREA

Roofing

Roof coverings, flashing, drainage components, roof penetrations and other accessible roofing elements.

03 / INSPECTION AREA

Electrical

Service equipment, distribution panels, branch circuits, accessible outlets, fixtures and observed safety concerns.

04 / INSPECTION AREA

Plumbing

Visible supply and drain systems, fixtures, water heaters and accessible plumbing components.

05 / INSPECTION AREA

HVAC

Heating and cooling equipment, distribution ducts, vents and accessible associated components.

06 / INSPECTION AREA

Built-In Appliances

Installed ovens, ranges, dishwashers, exhaust fans, garage door openers and other applicable appliances.

Inspection scope depends on property conditions, access, and the applicable TREC Standards of Practice. An inspection is a visual evaluation, not a warranty or a prediction of every future condition.

FOR A MORE COMPLETE PICTURE

Additional Inspection Options

Depending on your property and booking, A2Z Inspections can also evaluate additional features.

Sewer Scope

Camera inspection of the accessible main sewer line underneath your property and throughout the property to look for roots, blockages, and visible pipe damage.

Septic System

Evaluation of accessible septic system components for visible signs of damage, leakage, or malfunction.

Pool & Spa

Visual evaluation of accessible pool and spa structures, equipment, and safety-related features when booked.

AFTER THE INSPECTION

A Report You Can Actually Use.

Each SAME DAY REPORT organizes observations and photos in an easy-to-follow format. We’re here to explain the findings, from immediate concerns to items that may need future maintenance.

For the official requirements governing Texas inspections, see the TREC Standards of Practice .

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