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What Does A Charlotte Home Inspection Report Look Like?

  • Jul 14, 2020
  • 1 min read

Updated: Aug 4, 2020

Most Charlotte buyers don’t know what to expect from a Charlotte home inspection report. In this article, Spectora will define a few basics for home buyers and sellers and show you what a modern Charlotte home inspection report should look like.


A Charlotte home inspection is a necessary step in purchasing a new home during a real estate transaction. Most buyers don’t know what to expect from a Charlotte home inspection report or what’s included in a typical Charlotte home inspection.

We’ll define a few basics for home buyers and sellers and show you what a modern Charlotte home inspection report should look like.


WHAT IS A CHARLOTTE HOME INSPECTION REPORT?

A Charlotte home inspection report is a written document a Charlotte home inspector delivers to you after the home inspection is completed. It should include:

  • Images of issues needing attention

  • Descriptions of the issues and the potential impact

  • A summary to highlight the most important issues

  • An HTML and/or PDF version


WHAT DOES A SAMPLE CHARLOTTE HOME INSPECTION REPORT LOOK LIKE?

Many modern Charlotte home inspectors will deliver you a report in a digital and PDF format, that is viewable on a mobile device. The home inspection report should be highly visual and easy to navigate with a table of contents and summary.

See some top sample home inspection reports in HTML format.

See a sample home inspection report in PDF format.


Major issues and concerns should be easy to understand with annotations and descriptions.


 
 
 

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Full Home Inspection

A few hours of careful looking, so the house you love doesn't surprise you later.

What It Covers

Roof and attic, structure and foundation, grading and drainage, exterior surfaces, plumbing, electrical, heating and cooling, insulation and ventilation, interior finishes, and built-in appliances.

How It's Performed

A licensed NC inspector walks the property in a set order, inside and out, to the state standards of practice. Everything is visual and non-invasive: readily accessible areas get opened, tested, and operated.

What It Isn't

Not a code inspection, an appraisal, or a warranty. Anything hidden behind finished walls stays hidden — that's where the add-on services come in.

What You Get

A photo-documented report, sorted into safety concerns, repairs worth negotiating, and routine maintenance.