Pre-Purchase Inspections
Residential Home Inspections in Spokane, WA
A clear, honest look at a home's condition — for buyers, sellers, and the agents representing them.
About This Inspection
What a Residential Inspection Covers
A residential inspection is a visual, noninvasive review of a home’s major systems and structure — foundation, roof, exterior, plumbing, electrical, heating and cooling, interiors, insulation, and site conditions like drainage and grading. Thermal imaging is included with every inspection at no additional cost, and sewer scope inspections are also available for a more complete evaluation of the property.
WA Home Inspector License #26009278
Residential & Commercial Inspections
Serving Spokane, WA & Coeur d’Alene and Post Falls, ID
Established Agent & Builder Relationships
Who Needs an Inspection
Residential Inspections for Buyers, Sellers, and Agents
- You're buying a home in Spokane and want a clear picture before closing.
- You're selling and want to understand your home's condition beforehand.
- You're an agent representing a buyer or seller who needs a residential inspection.
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Get the information you need to move forward with confidence. Schedule your professional home inspection today and get a clear, detailed look at your property.
FAQ
Most Popular Questions
What does a home inspection in Washington include?
A visual, noninvasive review of the home’s major systems and structure — foundation, roof, exterior, plumbing, electrical, heating and cooling, interiors, insulation, and site conditions like drainage and grading.
What doesn't a home inspection cover?
A home inspection doesn’t determine code compliance, estimate repair costs, or guarantee future performance or remaining service life of any system. It’s a snapshot of current, visible condition — not a warranty.
Is a home inspection the same as an appraisal or a code inspection?
No. An appraisal estimates a home’s value. A code inspection checks compliance with local building code. A home inspection is a plain-language look at the property’s current condition for the buyer or seller.
Do real estate agents typically schedule the inspection?
Yes — agents often schedule on a client’s behalf. Summit Pointe is built around making that easy.