1
Foundations
Check for cracks, settling, and moisture issues to ensure stability.
2
Grading and Drainage
Assess site grading and drainage systems to prevent water accumulation and damage.
3
Roof Covering
Inspect shingles or other materials for wear, damage, and potential leaks.
4
Roof Structure and Attic
Evaluate trusses, rafters, and insulation for integrity and ventilation issues.
5
Walls (Interior and Exterior)
Look for signs of damage, moisture, and proper construction.
6
Ceilings and Floors
Check for sagging, cracks, and signs of water damage.
Structural System
7
Doors (Interior and Exterior)
Ensure proper alignment, functionality, and weather sealing.
8
Windows
Assess for functionality, sealing issues, and signs of rot or damage.
9
Stairways
Inspect for structural integrity, stability, and safety features like handrails.
10
Fireplaces and Chimneys
Examine for structural soundness and proper venting.
11
Porches, Balconies, and Decks
Evaluate for structural integrity and safety.
12
Carports
Check for stability and any signs of wear or damage.
A structural system inspection is essential for ensuring the safety and integrity of your home. It focuses on critical components like the foundation, beams, and roof, helping to identify potential issues that could pose risks to your family. By addressing problems early, you can save on costly repairs and make informed decisions when buying or selling a home. Additionally, a solid inspection report enhances resale value and satisfies insurance requirements. At ID Home Inspections, we provide thorough assessments to give you peace of mind about your home’s structural condition.