Identify visible issues before listing so sellers can prepare for disclosure, maintenance, and contractor follow-up before a buyer turns the findings into leverage.
Understand visible conditions in advance so you can decide what to repair, disclose, or monitor before listing.
Pre-listing findings let you address common issues earlier instead of scrambling during the buyer’s due diligence period.
Documented observations help you scope maintenance and repairs before showings, inspections, and contract deadlines.
A pre-listing inspection helps you communicate the property’s condition more confidently to buyers and agents.
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.