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WIN is the Buyer’s Choice for Home Inspection
Your home is your most valuable investment and is central to mental and physical health. It’s where you build memories and find comfort, safety and security. Which is why we have a heavy focus on innovation and offer a wide variety of inspection services for your home to address health and safety issues, and ultimately, bring you peace of mind.
Home Inspections Protect You and Your Most Valuable Investment
Without a professional home inspection, underlying issues are often overlooked, leading to health issues and thousands in costly repairs that could have been avoided.
WIN home inspectors are highly trained, certified and use the latest tools and technologies to detect and help develop mitigation plans for key issues that can affect your health, safety, and investment.
WIN home inspectors are highly trained, certified and use the latest tools and technologies to detect and help develop mitigation plans for key issues that can affect your health, safety, and investment.
Home Inspection Services to Help
You Buy with Confidence
Our rigorous training and certifications paired with state-of-the-art tools allow us to go beyond the scope of a traditional home inspection. For example, we offer the widest variety of home inspection services to address health and safety concerns for you and your family. While every home is unique, many of them experience issues such as radon, blockages in sewer lines, energy inefficiencies, and hidden moisture that could threaten the structural integrity of your home, cause serious health issues and cost thousands in repairs. At WIN, we’re on a mission to change that by proactively identifying and addressing such issues to help improve your quality of life. Let us help you “WIN” with our innovative and comprehensive home inspection services.
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Full Home Inspection
Gain valuable insights on 300+ items to make a sound decision on your investment.Learn More
Pre-Drywall Inspection
Inspect the framing, plumbing, and electrical before the drywall goes up.Learn More
New Construction Inspection
Gain valuable insights on 300+ items in your new construction home to ensure peace of mind.Learn More
4-Point Inspection
Ensure the home is in good condition by checking the roof, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC.Learn More
Mold Air Test
Detect mold via air sample to identify the presence of unseen moisture and leaks.Learn More
Wind Mitigation Inspection
Check the home’s wind resistance features and save on homeowners insurance.Learn More
Commercial Inspection
Protect your property investment by identifying areas of concerns before you buy.Learn More
Move-In Inspection
Get an unbiased assessment of the rental home’s condition before moving in.Learn More
Mobile Home Inspection
A visual inspection to assess the condition of the components of your mobile home.Learn More
Re-Inspection
Confirm all the requested repairs have been made from the initial inspection report.Learn More
Water Quality Test
Detect nitrates, bacteria and other contaminants in tap water that lead to health issues.Learn More
Pool and Spa Inspection
Ensure the pool and/or spa is functioning properly and free of safety hazards.Learn More
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Once your offer is accepted and you’re under contract, it’s important to get your new home inspected while still in the contingency period. Our certified and professional home inspectors give unbiased advice to help you make an informed decision and feel confident in your home purchase.
- Identify major and minor issues with the home before buying it
- Avoid unexpected surprises
- Assess repairs and enhancement estimates
- Gain peace of mind on your most valuable purchase
What Home Buyers Should Do During The Home Inspection
Buyers are not required to be at the inspection, however, they should use that time to measure the space and take any photos. Your WIN home inspector can answer any questions and walk you through the home if any issues are found.
See What Questions to Ask a Home InspectorWhat’s Included in a Full Home Inspection by WIN?
A Full Home Inspection by WIN examines over 300 items in your home including major appliances, interior and exterior features, plumbing and electrical systems, and HVAC. We even examine the areas of the home most homeowners don’t see often such as the roof, attic, crawlspace and basement. With our advanced training and specialized equipment, we can deliver reports beyond a traditional home inspection, giving you actionable insights into your future home. When you book with WIN, you don’t just get a home inspection, get you a partner in your homeownership journey!
A Full Home Inspection by WIN examines over 300 items in your home including major appliances, interior and exterior features, plumbing and electrical systems, and HVAC. We even examine the areas of the home most homeowners don’t see often such as the roof, attic, crawlspace and basement. With our advanced training and specialized equipment, we can deliver reports beyond a traditional home inspection, giving you actionable insights into your future home. When you book with WIN, you don’t just get a home inspection, get you a partner in your homeownership journey!
Getting Your Home Inspected Has Never Been Easier!
We make the home inspection process smooth and seamless, from scheduling to the actual inspection to the post-inspection consultation. You’ll receive a detailed and easy-to-read report within 24 hours. Your WIN home inspector will provide expert advice and recommendations for repairs and maintenance.
A highly trained and certified WIN home inspector will conduct a thorough visual inspection of the property, identifying current or future issues.
Receive a detailed, visual, and easy-to-read report within 24 hours.
Speak with your inspector to review any questions you may have and discuss tips for repairs and maintenance.
With a variety of value-added services at your fingertips contact your local WIN home inspector for routine maintenance, health and safety inspections.
WIN is Redefining the Home Inspection Industry
Highly trained, certified, and insured inspectors
State-of-the-art tools and techniques
Prompt and professional services
Easy-to-read reports within 24 hours
30+
Years of Legacy
WIN made it convenient for me and was very thorough! I highly recommend them.
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WIN was knowledgeable and pleasant to work with. Highly recommend WIN!
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Great service. Very flexible and communication was excellent. Highly recommended.
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Home Buyers Ask, We Answer!
Should I consider a Full Home Inspection when buying a home?
Yes! It is highly recommended that interested home buyers get a Full Home Inspection to gain a better understanding of the home they are looking to purchase. A Full Home Inspection can make your aware of any key issues that may need to be addressed and so you can budget accordingly, make an informed decision, and ultimately, gain confidence in your home purchase.
What do home inspectors look for?
WIN home inspectors are trained to look at 300+ items in and around the home that could potentially affect its condition and safety. During an inspection, they thoroughly assess various aspects of the property, including the structural components, electrical system, plumbing, HVAC systems, roofing, insulation, and more.
Should the buyer be present during the home inspection?
While it is not mandatory for the buyer to be present at the inspection, buyers who attend should use this time wisely to measure the space, take any photos they need and learn about their new home. WIN home inspectors are happy to answer any questions the buyer may have when the inspection is complete.
I’m in the process of buying a house, when do I get a home inspection?
Once your offer is accepted and you are officially under contract, it’s time to schedule your home inspection. Every contract is different, so it’s important to book your home inspection accordingly; however, in most cases, the home inspection needs to occur during the contingency period. Most inspectors offer next-day, weeknight and weekend availability. When you’re ready, contact your local WIN home inspector to get scheduled.
What should I expect to see in the home inspection report?
All WIN home inspection reports are detailed, easy to read and include pictures from throughout the home. Any findings during the inspection are outlined in the inspection report and delivered to you via email within 24 hours. See a sample report.
The home is being sold "AS-IS," do I still need a home inspection?
Even though the home you are looking to purchase is being sold “AS-IS,” we still highly recommend getting a thorough home inspection. While you may not get your home inspection during the sale, it’s critical that you understand the home you purchased. A Post-Close Inspection will still inspect more than 300+ items in the home including the roof, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and interior and exterior features, after you have purchased the home. A Post-Close Inspection can help you understand if the home needs any maintenance or repairs and can help you develop a mitigation plan.
How long does a home inspection take?
The time it takes to complete a Full Home Inspection depends on a number of factors including the home’s square footage, if any additional buildings or areas are being inspected, and if additional services are being provided. On average, a 2,000 square foot home takes 1-3 hours to inspect.
How much does a home inspection cost?
$325-$500 on average. The cost of your Full Home Inspection will vary depending on the size of the home, where you live, and if other services are being provided. Many WIN home inspectors offer service bundles to help home buyers save money on essential services. To learn what’s available in your area, contact your local WIN home inspector.
Is it safe to buy an older home without a professional inspection?
Buying an older home without a professional inspection is not recommended. Older homes are more prone to health and safety hazards including mold, lead, asbestos, and structural degradation. A professional inspection helps identify hidden issues, ensures your safety, saves you from potential costly repairs, gives you negotiation power, and provides peace of mind.
What are some tips for a house inspection for buyers?
To ensure a comprehensive evaluation of the home you are looking to purchase, hire a highly qualified and professional inspector with relevant certifications. You should also attend the inspection in person. Focus on the major systems of the home - assessing the structural elements, checking for water damage and mold, evaluating the electrical and plumbing systems, and inspecting the HVAC system. Review the detailed inspection report thoroughly, and don’t be afraid to ask questions or seek clarification.
