Roof and exterior
Roof coverings, gutters, siding, trim, grading, drainage, driveways, walkways, decks, porches, and exterior doors.
Home inspection guide
A home inspection is a careful visual evaluation of a property’s major systems and accessible components. It helps you understand a home’s current condition before you move forward.
Know before you buy
During an inspection, we examine the home from roof to foundation and document observed conditions, safety concerns, and recommended next steps. You receive an easy-to-read report that helps you make an informed decision.
An inspection is non-invasive and visual. It is not a guarantee, appraisal, code compliance review, or a prediction of future performance—but it gives you practical information about the home as it stands on inspection day.
Every property is different, but these are the major areas included in a typical home inspection.
Roof coverings, gutters, siding, trim, grading, drainage, driveways, walkways, decks, porches, and exterior doors.
Accessible foundation walls, framing, floors, walls, ceilings, and signs of movement, moisture, or damage.
Service equipment, panels, visible wiring, outlets, switches, and readily accessible electrical components.
Visible supply and drain lines, fixtures, water heater, and accessible signs of leaks or improper operation.
Accessible heating and cooling equipment, thermostats, ductwork, and normal operating controls.
Windows, doors, stairs, railings, built-in appliances, fireplaces, accessible attic areas, insulation, and ventilation.
We inspect accessible areas and operate standard controls when safe to do so.
We identify material concerns, maintenance needs, and items that may benefit from further evaluation.
You receive a report with photos and explanations to support your next steps.
Book an inspection with Manning Home Inspections for clear, practical information about the property.