Advanced Home Inspections Pennsylvania FAQs

Home inspections are done to provide buyers insight into the safety and functionality of the many components of a house. They also let a lending agency know if a structure is worth their investment.

A visual inspection of the entire house and its accessible components is completed. The inspector works from the outside to the inside and from the top to the bottom of a property.

Advanced Home Inspections Pennsylvania uses the latest technology to give a complete evaluation of your potential investment. Thermal imaging, drones, and RadonEye are some of the high-tech tools used to provide you with thorough information. Home inspections usually all follow the same standards of practice. However, Advanced Home Inspections Pennsylvania is a member of the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI), the world's largest association of home inspectors, and we strive to exceed the minimum standards to provide you with better service.

All residential inspections should be uniform in what they cover, but there are ancillary services such as radon, wood destroying organisms, well, septic, water etc. These can all be added to the residential inspection.

Homeowner/Seller Inspection: $250 + .04/sq.ft. + $25/25 years of age beginning at 2001

Residential Inspection: $500 + .04/sq.ft. + $2/year of age

Manufactured Home Inspection: $400

Water Quality: $150

Radon: $100

Wood Destroying Organisms: $125

Electrical: $300

Mold: $165

Sewer Scope: $300

Dye Test: $100

Full Septic: Call for price

*Prices may vary according to promotions, packages, and discount offers.

Two and a half hours is generally the amount of time allocated for a residential inspection.

Your presence at the home inspection is not required. However, it is preferred.

Advanced Home Inspections Pennsylvania is proud of our policy to get your residential home inspection report emailed to you the same day the inspection is done.

Any concern identified in a report is listed because it is either unsafe or because something is not functioning as it should. Often, a lending agency will want the safety issues to be remedied before the closing. However, inspectors work separately from lenders and follow the standards of practice for residential inspections.