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We recommend scheduling a Home Inspection as soon as you have a property under contract. This allows us to identify any potential issues early on and can help you make an informed decision about the purchase of the property.
The average home inspection cost in Indiana for high quality, thorough inspections is around $450 to $750 and is truly based on size, age, and additional services requested.
The biggest red flags in a home inspection in Indiana include structural issues like major foundation cracks, roof damage from various issues, and water intrusion from poor maintenance, which can lead to costly repairs. Other major concerns are outdated electrical systems, plumbing problems (nasty leaks), and HVAC deficiencies that may pose safety risks or require expensive replacements. Pest infestations, mold, and hidden damage are also critical issues that can affect the home’s value and livability.
If the Home Inspection reveals issues with the property, you can use this information to negotiate with the seller for either repairs or a price reduction. In some cases, you may choose to walk away from the purchase entirely.
Yes our inspections are accepted for FHA, USDA, and VA loans. Usually these require well water testing, foundation certifications, and termite inspections on all buildings on site (even sheds)! We do several of these a year in Southeast Indiana. We also offer septic testing for rural properties!
Yes, we offer additional services such as radon testing, mold testing, and more. Contact us for a personalized quote based on your specific needs.
We generally can get your inspection scheduled and completed within 1 week. You can expect to have a personalized report back in 24 hours. The inspection itself is usually 2-4 hours on-site depending on the size, age, and services requested.
Yes we encourage all clients to be at the inspection. This helps us ease your concerns on any issues we find and gives you confidence with your purchase and what needs to be done. The right way!
Home inspectors in Indiana assess the overall condition and safety of a property by examining its major systems and structures. They typically inspect the foundation, roof, walls, and attic for structural integrity and damage. Key systems like plumbing, electrical, and HVAC are evaluated for functionality and compliance with safety standards. Inspectors also check for signs of water damage, mold, pest infestations, and other issues that could impact the home's value or livability. The best inspectors will follow the InterNACHI Standards of Practice that the State of Indiana recognizes.
To find the best and most honest home inspector in Indiana, ensure they are licensed and certified by reputable organizations like InterNACHI or ASHI, and have significant experience in your area. Read online reviews, request references, and review sample reports to evaluate their professionalism and attention to detail. Choose someone with strong communication skills, modern tools, and local knowledge, ensuring they offer a clear contract and proper insurance for peace of mind.
This inspection involves a comprehensive evaluation of a property's condition, including major systems such as structure, roof, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC. It applies to all units within multifamily or duplex properties, as well as any common areas and shared systems. These inspections are critical for ensuring safety, functionality, and regulatory compliance, providing investors or landlords with the information needed to make informed decisions.
Absolutely! A home inspection is your only unbiased protection against unexpected repair costs and hidden issues. Without a realtor, you won’t have professional guidance to spot potential red flags—an inspection ensures you’re making a smart, informed investment.
Skipping an inspection could mean tens of thousands in unexpected repairs after you move in. A professional home inspection helps you:
✅ Avoid buying a money pit by identifying major defects.
✅ Negotiate repairs or a lower price before closing.
✅ Plan for future maintenance costs with a detailed report.
Online listings provide great photos and details, but they don’t show hidden issues like structural problems, faulty wiring, plumbing leaks, or roof damage. A home inspection gives you a detailed, unbiased report on the home’s condition before you commit.
While sites like Zillow and Redfin pull data from public records and MLS listings, information isn’t always accurate or up to date. A home inspection provides real, verified condition details so you’re not relying solely on a seller’s description.