Inspect
1,847 hidden defects
found before closing
Last year alone. Every one of them would have become the buyer's problem — and expense — after keys changed hands.
The Numbers Don't Lie
Skipping the inspection is the most expensive gamble in real estate
Average defects per inspection
Twenty-three things wrong with the average American home — and the sellers aren't volunteering that information.
Most defects are invisible to an untrained eye. Hairline foundation cracks, reversed polarity in outlets, slow gas leaks behind drywall. The inspector's job is to make the invisible visible before it becomes your mortgage.
Average dollars saved per client
The inspection fee is $425. The average repair credit our clients negotiate back is $14,200.
That's not a typo. When we hand you a report with photographic evidence of every defect, you walk into the negotiation with facts, not feelings. Sellers lower the price or fix it. Either way, you win.
Homes with at least one safety issue
Eight in ten homes have at least one condition that poses a direct safety risk to the people living inside.
Faulty GFCI protection near water. Carbon monoxide paths from the furnace. Improper handrail heights on stairs. These aren't cosmetic — they're hazards. Finding them before closing is the entire point.
Every Corner. Every System.
What gets inspected
when we walk through
A thorough inspection covers 400+ individual checkpoints across six major systems. You receive a same-day digital report with photos, severity ratings, and plain-English explanations for every finding.
Foundation & Structure
Cracks, settlement, water intrusion, framing anomalies — we get into the crawl space so you don't have to.
Electrical Systems
Panel capacity, grounding, GFCI protection, visible wiring conditions, and every outlet in the house.
Plumbing
Supply and drain lines, water heater age and condition, pressure, and signs of slow leaks behind walls.
Roof & Attic
Shingle condition, flashing, gutters, ventilation, insulation depth, and evidence of past water damage.
HVAC Systems
Furnace age and operation, AC cooling delta, ductwork, filter condition, and carbon monoxide risk.
Interior & Finishes
Windows, doors, floors, ceilings, walls — every room walked, every surface noted.
Same-day digital report. Photos included.
Optional Add-Ons
Transparent Pricing. No Surprises.
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Price Breakdown
The average client negotiates $14,200 in repair credits. This inspection pays for itself 33× over.
Free Resource
37-Point Pre-Walk Checklist
Not under contract yet? Use our inspector's checklist on your next showing. Know what questions to ask before you fall in love with the wrong house.
What Buyers & Agents Say
Real transactions. Real outcomes.
"The report landed in my inbox three hours after the walk-through. Fourteen pages, 47 photos, every defect ranked by severity. I used it to negotiate $11,500 off the asking price. The inspection cost me $425."
Margaret Sullivan
First-time buyer, Columbus OH
"I've been referring clients to Inspect for four years. My buyers close with confidence and my sellers know I'm not hiding anything. That's worth more than any commission."
David Okafor
Realtor, RE/MAX Central Ohio
"We were relocating from Denver and bought the house on FaceTime. The inspector walked every inch and called us live from the attic. When he found the cracked heat exchanger, we renegotiated the price from 1,800 miles away."
Priya & James Nair
Relocating family, bought sight-unseen
"The radon test came back at 8.2 pCi/L — nearly double the EPA action level. The seller installed a mitigation system before closing. That finding alone was worth ten times the inspection fee."
Tom Brzezinski
Buyer, Dublin OH
"As a first-time buyer I didn't know what I didn't know. Having someone walk me through the report and explain what was serious versus what was cosmetic gave me the confidence to close."
Aaliyah Washington
First-time buyer, Westerville OH
"The sewer scope found a root intrusion 40 feet out from the foundation. The seller replaced the line. Without that add-on, I'd have had a $9,000 surprise in year one."
Kevin Hartmann
Buyer, Bexley OH
"The report landed in my inbox three hours after the walk-through. Fourteen pages, 47 photos, every defect ranked by severity. I used it to negotiate $11,500 off the asking price. The inspection cost me $425."
Margaret Sullivan
First-time buyer, Columbus OH
"I've been referring clients to Inspect for four years. My buyers close with confidence and my sellers know I'm not hiding anything. That's worth more than any commission."
David Okafor
Realtor, RE/MAX Central Ohio
"We were relocating from Denver and bought the house on FaceTime. The inspector walked every inch and called us live from the attic. When he found the cracked heat exchanger, we renegotiated the price from 1,800 miles away."
Priya & James Nair
Relocating family, bought sight-unseen
"The radon test came back at 8.2 pCi/L — nearly double the EPA action level. The seller installed a mitigation system before closing. That finding alone was worth ten times the inspection fee."
Tom Brzezinski
Buyer, Dublin OH
"As a first-time buyer I didn't know what I didn't know. Having someone walk me through the report and explain what was serious versus what was cosmetic gave me the confidence to close."
Aaliyah Washington
First-time buyer, Westerville OH
"The sewer scope found a root intrusion 40 feet out from the foundation. The seller replaced the line. Without that add-on, I'd have had a $9,000 surprise in year one."
Kevin Hartmann
Buyer, Bexley OH
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