Comprehensive visual inspection with a documented report, practical explanations, and a clear summary of what needs attention now, what to monitor, and what to discuss with your agent.
A visual inspection of readily accessible systems and components, including roof, exterior, structure, foundation, crawlspace/basement, attic, insulation, ventilation, plumbing, electrical, heating, cooling, interiors, doors/windows, fireplace, and built-in kitchen appliances.
Inspections are performed under the NC Home Inspector Licensure Board Standards of Practice and are visual, non-invasive, and not technically exhaustive.
They are not code inspections, engineering evaluations, appraisals, warranties, environmental testing, or determinations of future performance.
Reports provide documented observations and general recommended courses of action. Pricing, negotiations, contract strategy, and purchase decisions should be discussed with your real estate agent, attorney, contractor, or other appropriate professional.
Thermal Imaging is available as a paid add-on when conditions permit.
Available through a coordinated licensed specialist, not performed directly by I Do Home Inspections. Common in the Triangle/Piedmont NC area — ask at scheduling.
WDI/termite, sewer scope, septic/well, mold, and similar specialty services are outside the standard North Carolina home inspection. When requested, they may be referred to or coordinated with properly qualified third-party specialists when available.
Most inspections take 2-4 hours depending on home size, age, and condition.
Same day or by 8am the following morning. This matters for NC due diligence — we don’t make you wait days for it.
Yes. Attending helps you understand the home firsthand. We walk you through every major finding before we leave so nothing is a surprise when you read the report.
A photo-backed digital report with summary findings, a required NC SOP summary page, and clear next-step guidance.