Before you buy
Buyer Home Inspection
Understand the home beyond the showing. A buyer inspection brings the condition of visible systems, safety concerns and maintenance needs into focus before your next decision.Understand visible defects, safety concerns and maintenance needs before your next decision.
A better basis for your next decision
Lawrence evaluates major systems, visible defects, installation quality and safety concerns using a structured inspection process, with diagnostic tools where applicable. Findings are documented so you can discuss the property with your agent and decide what needs further attention.
- An overview of the home’s visible condition
- Priority findings with photographs and context
- Practical guidance on maintenance and next steps
What we look at.
A structured review, with findings put into context.
Roof & exterior
Visible coverings, drainage and exterior conditions.
Structure & spaces
Accessible foundation, attic and interior areas.
Electrical
Visible equipment and accessible components.
Plumbing
Accessible fixtures, supply and drainage.
Heating & cooling
Accessible heating and cooling equipment.
Visual inspection of accessible areas. Scope varies by construction stage, property conditions and selected services.
A report you can put to work.
Your residential package includes a same-day digital report and client consultation. Review the findings, understand the priorities and follow up with questions.
Infrared scanning and drone imagery, when applicable, add useful perspectives. Specialty services such as radon, sewer-scope and environmental testing are available through packages or selected add-ons.
Before inspection day
- Share the property address, size and inspection deadline.
- Coordinate access and confirm utilities are available.
- Bring your questions; attendance is welcome but not required.
Final pricing reflects the property’s size, age, foundation, scope and travel. See package and service pricing.