What We Offer
Professional Home
Inspection Services
Home Inspect New England provides professional home inspection services throughout Rhode Island. All inspections are performed by Dan Gerade, Rhode Island Licensed Home Inspector (HI-44307).
Residential Home Inspections
Inspections for buyers, sellers, and homeowners.
A residential home inspection is a visual evaluation of the home's readily accessible systems and components. The inspection covers the roof, structure, foundation, electrical system, plumbing, HVAC, insulation, windows, doors, and more.
Each inspection is documented with photos and written observations in a clear, organized report. The goal is to give clients a clear, objective picture of the home's condition.
Clients are welcome to attend the inspection and ask questions throughout the process.
Home Inspect New England follows the InterNACHI Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics.
Includes
- Roof, gutters, and drainage
- Foundation and structure
- Electrical systems and panels
- Plumbing systems
- Heating and cooling systems
- Insulation and ventilation
- Windows, doors, and exterior
- Interior rooms and components
Pre-Listing Inspections
Identify concerns before listing your home.
A pre-listing inspection is performed before a home is listed for sale. It gives sellers an opportunity to identify and address concerns before buyers and their inspectors find them.
Understanding the condition of your home before listing can help reduce surprises during negotiations and support a smoother transaction.
The inspection follows the same process as a standard buyer's inspection and includes a full written report.
Includes
- Same scope as a buyer's inspection
- Full written report with photos
- Identify concerns before listing
- Reduce surprises during negotiations
New Construction Inspections
Inspections before closing on new construction.
New construction homes should be inspected before closing. Builder schedules, subcontractors, and the pace of construction can result in items that are incomplete, improperly installed, or overlooked.
A new construction inspection is performed before the final walkthrough and closing, giving buyers the opportunity to identify concerns while the builder is still responsible for corrections.
The inspection covers the same major systems and components as a standard home inspection.
Includes
- Performed before final walkthrough
- Identifies incomplete or improper work
- Full written report with photos
- Covers all major systems and components
Limited Scope Inspections
Focused inspections of specific concerns.
A limited scope inspection is a focused inspection of specific concerns such as foundations, moisture intrusion, structural observations, and other building systems when a full home inspection is not needed.
These inspections are appropriate when a targeted review is needed rather than a full evaluation of all systems and components.
A limited scope inspection is scoped to the specific area or concern identified at the time of scheduling and is not a substitute for a full home inspection.
Includes
- Foundation observations
- Moisture intrusion
- Structural observations
- Specific building systems
- Scoped to identified concern
Schedule Your Inspection
Contact Home Inspect New England to discuss your inspection needs or to request an appointment.