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Sample Report

What your inspection report looks like.

Clear priorities, real photos and plain-English next steps, delivered to your inbox within 24 hours of the inspection.

A report you can actually use.

A home inspection report is only as good as your ability to act on it. Ours is built around a simple idea: you should be able to open it on your phone, find the items that matter most in under a minute, and forward the right pages to your agent, your contractor or your builder without rewriting anything.

Reports are delivered through Spectora, a digital platform used by inspectors across the country. You can read the report online, download a PDF, and use the built-in repair request builder to send selected items to your agent during due diligence.

Open a full sample report

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Open electrical panel with a breaker wiring defect circled during an Atlanta home inspection
Electrical panel: with the dead front removed, we document breaker and conductor defects like the one circled here.

Inside every report

Summary first

The most important findings are pulled to the top so you see safety items and major concerns before anything else.

Clear priorities

Findings are grouped by importance, separating safety hazards and major defects from routine repairs and maintenance notes.

Photos of every finding

Each item includes photos, many with arrows or circles, plus drone and thermal images where they help explain the issue.

Recommended next step

Every finding says who should look at it next, such as a licensed electrician, roofer or plumber, so nothing is left vague.

System by system narrative

Beyond the defects, the report documents what we inspected, materials and ages where visible, and any areas we could not access.

Delivered in 24 hours

Most reports arrive the same evening, which keeps you well inside a typical Georgia due diligence period.

Systems covered in a full home inspection

Every full inspection follows the InterNACHI Standards of Practice and covers the readily accessible components of these systems:

  • ◆ Roof, flashing, gutters and drainage
  • ◆ Exterior siding, trim, decks and grading
  • ◆ Foundation, crawlspace, basement and structure
  • ◆ Electrical service, panel, wiring and outlets
  • ◆ Plumbing supply, drains, fixtures and water heater
  • ◆ Heating, cooling and ductwork
  • ◆ Attic, insulation and ventilation
  • ◆ Interior walls, ceilings, floors, windows and doors
  • ◆ Built-in kitchen appliances
  • ◆ Garage, garage door and fire separation

Example findings

Real photos from recent inspections, the way they appear in a report.

Drone photo of a roof valley holding leaf debris on an asphalt shingle roof
Roof valley debris: leaves trapped in a valley hold water against the shingles and shorten roof life.
Sink base cabinet floor deteriorated by a long-term plumbing leak
Hidden water damage: a slow leak under this sink rotted the cabinet floor, out of sight behind stored items.

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