Nick Sung Engineering - Standard Home Inspection | Professional | Licensed | Structural | Engineering | Certified | Inspector

The Process:

The inspection usually begins around the outside, evaluating the driveway, sidewalks, drainage conditions, etc. We go step-by-step around the outside of the house, ending with a trip up to the roof. Yes, I actually do go onto the roof - at least I try as much as humanly possible and make it about 90% of the time. Inside, we usually start at the top by checking the attic and work our way down. And yes, I also try my best to actually crawl into most attics and crawl spaces - please feel free to accompany me. We go room-by-room, item-by-item until we reach the basement. The basement has most of the major mechanical systems and all are carefully inspected one-by-one.

All of the inspection data is entered on a state-of-the-art handheld tablet PC. Photographs are taken of any defects and these are all incorporated into the report. At the end of the inspection, your report is printed on-site, in full-color via a mobile printer. Click here to view my sample report. You will leave the site with your Inspection Folder containing your report as well as the book, BASIC HOME SYSTEMS (an $11.95 value), ASHI pamphlets on Home Maintenance, Our Standards of Practice and Tips on Mold/Mildew and Keeping Your Basement Dry.