The Home Inspection is a crucial step in the home-buying process, offering a thorough evaluation of a property's safety and condition. This unbiased assessment, also known as the Whole House Inspection, covers the structural and mechanical systems, including the foundation, roof, plumbing, electrical systems, and more. While it focuses on major areas, it doesn’t cover wood-destroying organisms like termites, which require a separate Pest Inspection.

Understanding the significance of both the Home and Pest Inspections is essential for making informed decisions. Depending on the property's characteristics or red flags identified during the Whole House Inspection, additional inspections like pool, roof, or sewer lateral checks may be recommended.

At Frontline Network, we prioritize the importance of thorough inspections to guide your decision-making process. By trusting professionals, you ensure every aspect of the property is carefully reviewed, giving you peace of mind in your investment.

Sellers often conduct pest inspections and make necessary repairs to enhance their property’s appeal. Pest Inspections focus on termite activity, dry rot, and moisture issues, identifying urgent repairs (Section One) that sellers typically address, while buyers may handle less urgent issues (Section Two).