Bowes Home Inspection LLC
Areas of Focus
During the inspection, all accessible major systems and components are evaluated within the following framework:
- Is it safe?
- Are there hazards that could harm occupants or damage property?
- Is it working properly or functioning as intended?
- Does the system or component operate as designed?
- Is it broken or damaged?
- Is there visible deterioration, improper installation, or other conditions affecting performance or reliability?
What a home inspector looks for
The purpose of a home inspection is to provide you, the buyer, with a professional, unbiased evaluation of the property’s condition at the time of inspection.
Our goal is to identify significant issues that may impact the safety, functionality, or integrity of the home’s systems and components. A home inspection is a limited visual evaluation, not a prediction.
What the inspection includes
A general home inspection typically includes visual evaluation of:
- Crawl spaces and basements
- Built-in kitchen appliances
- Structural components (foundation, framing, visible roof structure)
- Roofing materials and drainage systems
- Exterior walls, doors, windows, and trim
- Interior walls, ceilings, floors, and stairways
- Heating and cooling systems (HVAC)
- Electrical system components (panels, outlets, visible wiring)
- Plumbing supply and drain systems
- Attic and visible insulation
Every Inspection report contains:
- Images
- Videos
- Illustrations
- Appliance Recall Report
- Internachi Buyback program*
* if applicable
Pre-Inspection Agreement
Sample Report
Sample Appliance Recall Report
A Home Inspector’s responsibility is to observe, identify, and report conditions that may impact safety, functionality, or integrity, and not to enforce codes or predict future failures.
My mission is to help you understand your potential new home as clearly as possible so you can make confident, well-informed decisions.
