Home Inspection Services
HOME INSPECTION SERVICES IN SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO Inspectors
Certified Inspectors
BEST Inspector San Diego
BUYER INSPECTION
BUYER INSPECTION
- Buyers Home Inspections
- New Construction Inspections
- Commercial Inspections
- Pre-Listing Inspections
- Infrared & Thermal Imaging
SELLER INSPECTION
SELLER INSPECTION
San Diego Inspectors look at hundreds of items including the Foundation, Lot, Roof, Exterior, Attic, Interior, Basement, Electrical, Plumbing, Appliances, HVAC, Moisture problems, HVAC and gas leaks.
THERMAL IMAGING
THERMAL IMAGING
San Diego Home Inspections usually cost around $500 for a home inspection on an average 2,000-square-foot home. Click the image above to view our pricing and inspection fee schedule.
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What We Do:
- General Home Inspections
- Seller’s Pre-Sale Inspections
[aka: Pre-Listing Inspections] - Buyer’s Home Inspections
- Commercial Building Inspections
- New Construction Inspections
- Infrared & Thermal Imaging
- Certified Mold Inspector
- Pool & Spa Inspections
F.A.Q.
San Diego Home Inspections
Services | Cost | Report
Our San Diego Home Inspection Services include inspections of the following areas and items:
- Foundation
- Lot
- Roof
- Exterior
- Attic
- Interior
- Basement
- Electrical
- Plumbing
- Appliances
- HVAC
The average home inspection cost is between $300 and $600 in San Diego.
Prices Vary, but a San Diego Home Buyer can expect to pay at least $500 for a home inspection from a reputable company on an average 2,000-square-foot home, and, the price can easily push to $600 or $700-plus if you have a larger home or need additional home inspection services, such as mold inspections or termite inspections, which aren’t typically included.
A typical San Diego Home Inspection usually takes between 2 to 4 hours to complete. As part of the home inspection service, upon completion of the home inspection, our San Diego Home Inspector will usually meet with the home buyers and their real estate agent to discuss their findings. This meeting usually lasts about a half hour depending on any questions and the details needing to be discussed.
Most of the time, the full inspection report is delivered to both the home buyer and the buyer’s real estate agent within 24 hours.
No, the buyer does not need to be present for the entire inspection process. Usually the home buyer is given a time by their real estate agent to show up and ask the home inspector any questions. While it is advised to be present at the end of the property inspection, the choice remains up to the home buyer if/when they would like to arrive for the detailed home inspection discussion.
- Roofs
- Gutters
- Flashing
- Chimneys
- Downspouts
- Drainage
- Patios/ Decks
- Garage
- Doors & Windows
- Foundation
- Driveways
- Sidewalks
- Masonry
- Siding
- Stoops
- Exterior Walls
- Porches
- Ceilings/Floors
- Interior Walls
- Cabinets
- Appliances
- Bath Fixtures
- Visible Plumbing
- Heating/Cooling
- Electric Panel
- Attic Cavity
- Framing
- Crawl Space
- Mold Inspection
- Insulation
- Ventilation
- Furnaces
- Visible Wiring
Home Inspection Services in San Diego
With over 40 years experience in the home building and inspection industry, you can rest assured that our Certified Home Inspectors are some of the BEST home inspectors in San Diego. We provide comprehensive, industry-leading inspection services throughout San Diego County. We’ll get the job done thoroughly, using the best diagnostic tools, providing you and your San Diego Real Estate Agent, a detailed and timely Inspection Report, allowing you the opportunity to be well-positioned to negotiate for repairs or credits.
How to choose the BEST HOME INSPECTOR
1. Get a reference from your real estate agent.
2. Look for a company that is bonded and insured.
3. Verify that the inspection company only does inspections – not home repairs and renovations.
4. Find out what the inspection includes and how long it takes.
5. Get references.
6. Verify that you can accompany the inspector while he or she goes through the home.
7. Request a sample inspection report.
8. Compare the cost of hiring different companies.
9. See if you can find an inspector with experience in the type of home you are looking to purchase.
10. Choose a CREIA, ASHI or InterNACHI certified inspector.
Are Certified Home Inspectors the best?
Certified Home Inspectors are Tier One Inspectors: Unsurpassed testing; Unmatched training and education requirements; Industry leading performance Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics – That’s why California Law specifically mentions as an industry benchmark.
