The purpose of a pre-purchase home or condo inspection is to provide an un-biased third party evaluation about the condition of a home. Inspectors look for mechanical, structural, and architectural defects that could hinder the proper function of the newly acquired residence. Contact a home inspector in your area for further details by visiting our Find an Inspector page located on this web site.

                Insurance companies often require a four point inspection of an older home (more than thirty years) prior to renewing or issuing a home owners policy. The four points are the roof, electrical, plumbing and HVAC systems. Contact a home inspector in your area for further details by visiting our Find an Inspector page located on this web site.

               Are you getting ready to sell your house? A HIAF home inspector is able to inspect your home in order to point out potential defects which may hamper the smooth transaction. Contact a home inspector in your area for further details by visiting our Find an Inspector page located on this web site.

                Many HIAF home inspectors offer a pest inspection in addition to the services listed above. Other inspectors that do not offer this service,  will be happy to refer you to qualified pest inspector. A pest inspection details the presence of wood destroying organisms such as subterranean or dry wood termites along with organisms that cause wood decay. Contact a home inspector in your area for further details by visiting our Find an Inspector page located on this web site.

                 Many HIAF home inspectors offer a mold inspection in addition to the services listed above. Other inspectors that do not offer this service,  will be happy to refer you to qualified mold inspector. A mold inspection encompasses a sampling of air from one or various locations inside the home as well as a sample from outdoors. These samples are then evaluated in a lab to determine if and what molds are present. Contact a home inspector in your area for further details by visiting our Find an Inspector page located on this web site.