See the report before you book
Twenty-five pages you can actually read.
Every inspection comes back as a detailed, photographic report, and a phone call to talk through what actually matters in it.
Or call (714) 371-8422- 25–30pages, written to be read
- 75–100photographs taken on the day
- 24 hrsto a PDF in your inbox, often same day
- $0for additional copies
What a finding looks like
Photographed, named, and explained.
Five findings from Mark’s own inspections, captioned with what the photograph shows. This is the texture of every page in the report.
Finding 01Roof: tree limbs rubbing the covering
Finding 02Exterior: rusted guardrails
Finding 03Decks on townhouses
Finding 04Electrical: exposed live wiring
Finding 05Electrical: interior panel
How to read it
Three things the report is for.
What needs attention now
Items that need repair or replacement, each photographed, each with a plain recommendation, including where a specialist should take it further.
What it will cost you later
The likely remaining life of the roof, the water heater, the heating and cooling. A roof that is sound today with three layers of shingle is a bigger job the day it is stripped. That goes in the report, so it goes in your budget.
Then a call
Mark walks you through it: what actually matters, what to ask the seller for, and what can wait.
From a 2009 inspection
The photographs that go with the findings.
Around 75 to 100 photographs are taken on the day, put in order, and the ones that show a problem best go into the report. These are from one inspection, completed in 2009.
