Edifice Home Inspections
Why choose Edifice for your Home Inspection?
Buying a home can be the most significant investment you will ever make. For that reason, it is important to have that investment thoroughly inspected by a professional, certified home inspector.
Our Inspectors are American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) members. We perform inspections according to a strict Code of Ethics and The ASHI Standards of Practice protecting you from potential conflicts of interest and ensuring you receive an independent opinion regarding the condition of the property you are considering.
While the state of Georgia has no minimum standards for home inspectors, we require our inspectors to complete annual continuing education courses. For the best home inspection services in Peachtree City, GA and surrounding areas, choose Edifice Inspections.
- Townhomes
- Condominiums
- Single Family Homes
Our Customers Give Edifice Inspections an Average of a 4.8 Star Rating
What is in a Home Inspection Report?
Once you’ve found a home you like and presented an offer the seller has agreed to, a certified, licensed home inspector will take a look at the property, and generate a home inspection report about its condition and any issues that could affect its safety or value.
Your inspection report is going to be quite thorough, covering a wide range of systems and components in the home. If the home inspector uncovers issues, those’ll be explained in the report, likely with photos of the problem.
Here’s at minimum, you can expect to be evaluated by a home inspector…
- Exterior, including the siding or other covering material; eaves and soffits; doors and windows; driveways, stairs or steps and walkways; deck or porch; and drainage, grading and retaining walls
- Roof, including the material it’s made of, chimneys, gutters and skylights
- Basement, foundation, and structure
- Attic and any crawlspaces, including insulation and ventilation
- Ventilation in bathrooms, kitchen, and laundry room
- Electrical, HVAC and plumbing systems
- Interior, including doors, windows, landings, and stairs
- Fireplaces
- Garage doors
A home inspector may assess other areas beyond this list, so you might also see mention of the appliances in the kitchen, for instance. All these details serve to inform you, the buyer, and can help you determine whether you’d like to proceed with the purchase, especially if major issues crop up.
One-Stop-Shop
At Edifice Inspections we work hard every day to make sure you get a One- Stop-Shop by calling us to book your Inspection and any ancillary services. From there. leave it to us from start to finish. You will get your report within 24 hours.
- Radon Testing
- Mold Inspection
- Termite Inspection
- Thermal Imaging
- Sewer Scope
- Spa / Pool Inspection
