About Kustom Home Inspection

What Is a Home Inspection ?

A home inspection is an unbiased evaluation of your homes structural, mechanical, and physical components. Our primary concern is the safety of your family. Hidden issues can cost a new homeowner thousands and thousands of dollars. Most inspections will take anywhere from 2-2.5 hours (give or take 15 minutes) and afterward, we will provide you with an in-depth report of every portion of your home, along with digital photos taken during the inspection.

Why Have a Home Inspection ?

We rely on professional opinions in most all aspects of our lives. When making the single largest investment possibly in your life, why should this be any different? We recommend that you attend the inspection if at all possible. As well as inspecting all the major and mechanical components of your home, we also cover aspects such as general maintenance, upkeep, and possible future conditions. Upon completion of your inspection, your inspector will write up a comprehensive report. The report will then be electronically mailed to you and your Realtor within 24 hours of the inspection.

Your Kustom Home Inspector Will

PHYSICALLY walk the property and asses the foundation, grading, siding, walls, driveways, sidewalks and all general components.	PHYSICALLY enter the attic and crawl space to assess the insulation value, structure, ventilation and foundation of your home.
PHYSICALLY open your fireplace, work the damper, and evaluate the interior fire box for deficiencies.	PHYSICALLY test a proportionate amount of electrical outlets in every room, and test GFCIs and smoke detectors for safety.
PHYSICALLY operate every faucet and plumbing fixture in every bathroom, utility, kitchen and exterior of your home.	PHYSICALLY operate the sump pump for assessment, unless the pit is dry.
PHYSICALLY open a proportionate amount of windows in every room of the house.	PHYSICALLY walk the roof of your new home, unless unsafe, to assess the condition, age, and functionality of the roofing material, gutters, downspouts, vents, chimneys and flashings present.
PHYSICALLY remove the furnace cover to assess the interior portion of the fire chamber, operate the furnace and air conditioner.	PHYSICALLY remove the electrical panel box cover to assess the inner wiring for safety issues.
PHYSICALLY operate the garage door openers and assess the safety returns.	PHYSICALLY operate all built in appliances, disposal, and run a full cycle on the dishwasher in the kitchen.
PHYSICALLY INSTRUCT YOU on how to turn off your main water supply, main electrical supply, main gas supply, change the water temperature on the water heater, operate your furnace and change your filters.