Ace Home Inspection

A standard home inspection involves a thorough inspection of the home according to InterNACHI Standard of Practice. This is a limited visual inspection of the main systems of a house, including but not limited to the roof, siding, windows, foundation, electrical, plumbing, insulation, ventilation, and mechanical systems. This service is typically provided for a home buyer or seller interested in the overall condition of the home prior to closing.

Pool and spa inspections involve a limited visual inspection of the water and the parts of the pool or spa that move or change it. These items include but are not limited to the pumps, valves, electrical connections, pool shell and coping (where visible), skimmers, pool deck, and other safety features such as the anti-suction drain cover, self-closing gates, etc.

Although there is no substitute for the human eye, high-resolution drone photography can be a great alternative when hard-to-reach places aren’t accessible. Drone photography can also be used to take arial photos of the entire property which helps homeowners experience and think about their property like never before; this can be especially helpful when planning a renovation, or addition.

Disclaimer: It should be noted that drone photography should never be used as a substitute for a human inspector, even when the area being inspected is deemed inaccessible. The inspector reserves the right to determine his own safety in regard to what is deemed inaccessible or unsafe, per the InterNACHI Standard of Practice. When areas are deemed inaccessible and drone photography service is not included, the inspector will use binoculars instead. It is recommended that all inaccessible areas be inspected by a qualified professional, regardless of drone photography.