Know exactly what you're buying.
A home reveals its secrets to those who look closely. Hallmark® Concierge connects you with certified inspectors who examine every system, so your offer is informed, and your move is free of surprises.
Clarity before you commit
An inspection is the smartest few hundred dollars you'll spend.
What gets inspected
Every system, top to foundation.
Roof & structure
Shingles, flashing, framing, and foundation, assessed for age, wear, and the costly issues that hide in plain sight.
Plumbing
Supply lines, drains, water heater, and fixtures checked for leaks, pressure, and materials nearing end of life.
Electrical
Panel, wiring, grounding, and outlets reviewed against current safety standards and insurer requirements.
HVAC
Heating and cooling equipment tested for function, efficiency, and remaining service life.
Insulation & attic
Ventilation, insulation levels, and moisture intrusion evaluated where problems love to start.
Windows & doors
Seals, operation, and drafts assessed, small clues to larger comfort and efficiency costs.
Basement & moisture
Grading, drainage, and signs of past or present water where equity is most at risk.
Safety systems
Smoke and carbon-monoxide detectors, railings, and egress checked against code.
More than a checklist
You walk the home with the inspector.
- Same-day digital report with photos and clear priorities
- Plain-language walkthrough of what needs attention now versus later
- Cost-of-repair context to inform your negotiation strategy
Good to know
Questions, answered.
Most inspections run two to three hours depending on the size and age of the home. You're welcome, encouraged, in fact, to attend the final portion so the inspector can walk you through their findings in person.
Often, yes. If the report surfaces significant issues, your REMAX Hallmark® REALTOR® can use those findings to renegotiate price, request repairs, or ask for a credit, turning information into real leverage.
Absolutely. New construction can carry its own defects, and a pre-delivery inspection helps you document deficiencies for the builder's warranty before you take possession.
That's exactly what it's for. Depending on your conditions, you may renegotiate, ask for remediation, or walk away. Better to learn it now than to inherit it after closing.
Let's begin
Buy with your eyes wide open.
Under contract or about to be? We'll connect you with a certified inspector who fits your timeline and your property.