Your Inspection

What to Expect From Your Inspection

Whether you are buying, selling, or maintaining your home, ClearPoint Home Inspections in Silverdale, WA, provides professional and quality service from the moment you call. We will walk through the home together, and I’ll teach you as much as you want to learn.

A man is measuring a window with a tape measure while holding a clipboard.

I will personally explain the general condition of the home, how the different systems operate, and maintenance items. Of course, should there be any significant issues or deficiencies, we will cover them in detail. Finally, you’ll receive a detailed report containing multiple pictures and descriptive text in PDF and HTML formats (see sample report). Every inspection adheres to the Washington State Home Inspection Standards of Practice.

ClearPoint Home Inspections Thoroughly Inspects and Reports on the Following Washington State Standards of Practice*

Structural Systems

We inspect foundations, grading & drainage, basements, walkways, and floor, wall and ceiling structures.

Roofing

We inspect roof coverings, drainage systems, flashings and skylights, chimneys, and other roof penetrations.

Electrical Systems

We inspect service panels, over-current protection devices, branch circuits, connected devices, fixtures, and GFCI/AFCI installation and operation as applicable.

Plumbing

We inspect fixtures, faucets, water supply systems, drains, waste and vent systems, water-heating equipment and vents, sump pumps, and fuel distribution.

Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Systems

We inspect heating and cooling equipment, ducts, vents, and flues.

Appliances

We inspect dishwashers, garbage disposals, range hoods, ranges or ovens, cooktops, built-in microwaves, bathroom exhaust fans, and garage door openers.

*The purpose of a home inspection is to assess the condition of the residence at the time of the inspection by using visual observations, simple tools, and normal homeowner operational controls and to report deficiencies in specific systems and components. A home inspection is not technically exhaustive and does not identify concealed conditions or latent defects.

See WA State Standards of Practice

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