Real estate contracts often contain contingency clauses that allow buyers to inspect the property physically (usually at their expense). This inspection provides a comprehensive review of the infrastructure of the property.

Which inspections to order is usually a matter of observation and knowledge of what is critical to a particular region or area. Below is a list of the three most common types of inspection:

Structural Pest Control

	To discover any active infestation by wood destroying organisms
	Section I on the report deals with active infestation and includes items that need immediate attention, lenders usually want the work performed prior to funding the loan.
	Section II on the report will be items that could cause infestation and, if not corrected, could cause damage.

Physical Inspection

	This inspection encompasses roof, plumbing, electrical, heating and any other accessible area of the structure.
	A detailed report will be written with recommendations for repair or for further inspection by a specialist.

Geological Inspection

	An inspection of the soil conditions and the stability of the ground beneath the structure can be performed by a Geological Engineer.
	You can elect to go to the city records and research the property and it proximity to known fault lines.

Some Other Common Inspections

	Water Conservation
	Well and Septic
	Hazardous Materials
	Zoning and Building Permit
	Compliance
	Contractors Home Inspection
	Chimney Inspection
	Heating and Air Conditioning
	Structural Engineering
	Energy Audit

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