Townhouse Inspections

Our townhouse inspection covers the interior and exterior, including HVAC, plumbing, electrical systems, roof, attic, insulation, walls, ceilings, floors, windows, doors, foundation, structure, appliances, siding, grading, gutters, decks, balconies, stairs, vegetation, and visible exterior concerns.

Our townhouse inspection follows the same comprehensive approach used for other residential properties. However, townhouse ownership may involve shared structures or community-maintained areas. We focus on accessible components of the individual property and identify conditions requiring further evaluation or clarification.

Yes. Our standard townhouse inspection includes the roof as part of the interior and exterior assessment. We evaluate visible roof components and document observable concerns. For specific roofing concerns or insurance needs, we also offer dedicated roof inspections and certifications.

Responsibility depends on the townhouse's ownership structure and association documents. Our job is to inspect accessible exterior components and report observable conditions. We recommend reviewing the association's maintenance responsibilities separately, so you understand which repairs belong to you or the association.

Our inspection can identify visible signs of moisture damage, while infrared thermal imaging can help locate temperature patterns linked to possible moisture concerns. As Level II and III infrared-certified thermographers, we can provide specialized thermal imaging when further evaluation is appropriate

Common concerns can involve roofing, plumbing, electrical systems, HVAC equipment, drainage, grading, windows, doors, siding, gutters, balconies, decks, foundations, and structural components. We document observable defects and explain concerns in our detailed report so buyers can plan their next steps.

We recommend considering a sewer scope because a standard inspection cannot see inside buried sewer lines. A camera inspection can identify root intrusion, blockages, cracked pipes, and other problems before they become costly repairs. We arrange this service through a specialized third-party partner.

A wind mitigation inspection can be valuable for townhouse owners who need insurance documentation. We evaluate factors such as roof age, construction codes, roof-to-wall attachment, secondary water resistance, and opening protection. Insurance requirements can vary, so confirm specific needs with your insurer.

Yes. We provide a detailed inspection report within 24 hours. You can use documented findings to support requests for repairs, a price reduction, or other purchase terms. Our goal is to give you clear information before finalizing the transaction.