Before you close on your new home, an NPI homebuyer’s inspection sheds light on hundreds of your home’s most important components. From the roof and furnace to plumbing and foundation, our inspectors take detailed notes on the condition of the property, giving you the information you need to make the best home-buying decision and prepare for future maintenance.

Getting an inspection before your home hits the market can help your house sell faster and save you money. Pre-listing inspections also let you know which parts of your home to fix before they become deal breakers for potential buyers. With a home seller’s inspection, you won’t be taken by surprise by a major issue before you sell your home. A thorough NPI inspection report included in your home’s disclosure documents can improve your bargaining power, letting prospective buyers know you’ve done your homework.

We have the know-how to inspect apartment and multi-unit buildings, no matter how big or small. This may include duplexes, tri-plexes, quads, manufactured single wide, manufactured double wide, condos, townhomes, and pre-fabricated homes. Duplexes and other buildings with up to four units are inspected from top to bottom, much like a residential home. Those buildings with more than four units are thoroughly structurally assessed. Individual units are then inspected based on a random selection of units (up to twenty percent) or on your special instructions.

NPI’s construction draw inspections help lenders and property owners stay on schedule and budget during new construction. If you’re a lender, it’s always best to require a draw inspection before disbursing funds at each stage of the project. This ensures that project funds are spent appropriately according to the construction plan, which minimizes the risk of expensive delays and mistakes. Your inspector will document your project’s progress every step of the way, with draw inspection reports that can be customized to your specific needs and timeline.

With phase inspections from NPI, you can be sure your new home is constructed with the best techniques and craftsmanship. Usually conducted in three to five phases, your inspector will assess the condition of your home as it is being built, from foundation to framining, electrical, plumbing, drywall and more. Easy to read reports detail every step of the construction process, bringing you peace of mind that your home is being built the right way.

A 4-Point Insurance Inspection can help owners of older homes save money on their insurance premiums. 4-Point Inspections focus on your home’s roof, HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems), electrical wiring and panels and plumbing connections and fixtures.

Most newly constructed homes come with a 12-month Builder’s Warranty, so before yours expires, order an NPI home inspection to give you peace of mind for the future. Your inspector will note the condition of hundreds of your home’s most important systems and components and provide a detailed electronic report of their findings so you can address possible issues with the builder. Catch problems before your Builder’s Warranty expires to help you save money and valuable time. For more information on NPI's Builder's Warranty Program, click here.

National Property Inspections offers relocation inspection services for companies looking to offer home buy-out benefits to employees moving to a new city. NPI inspectors offer the most thorough documentation of a home’s most important features, alerting you to potential safety issues and needed repairs. Since time is of the essence in employee relocation, we also pride ourselves on fast turnaround, giving you a comprehensive and easy-to-read report by midnight the night of your inspection.