Unit and property facts
Share the unit type, level, approximate size, occupancy and known building access process.
Inspection service
Clarify the unit, shared-property boundaries and access.
Condo and townhome inspections begin by separating the inspectable unit from association or common elements.
Before the appointment
A useful inspection starts with the real property.
Attached properties can involve occupants, managers, agents and association boundaries. We review those responsibilities before setting the inspection scope.
Common-area boundaries
Clarify which exterior or shared elements are outside the unit inspection scope.
Utilities and access
Confirm available utilities, keys, manager requirements and any time restrictions.
Report and coordination
Keep buyer, agent and manager contacts limited to what is needed for the appointment.
From request to report
A process you can follow.
A unit inspection does not automatically include association property, neighboring units or concealed shared systems.
Scope follows ownership and accessCustomer-specific scope and access still require review.
- 01
Share the property facts
Tell us the property type, approximate size, age, occupancy, access and timing.
- 02
Confirm scope and access
We review the purpose, requested scope, utilities, parties and practical access before offering a time.
- 03
Complete the inspection
The inspector observes accessible systems and areas within the agreed scope and records the visit.
- 04
Receive the report path
Report delivery and any follow-up questions stay connected to the appointment.
Start with the property
Before you commit, know the inspection path.
Share the property, purpose, access and timing. We will review the request and explain the next step.
Request an inspectionCall (555) 010-130Cedar Vale and nearby fictional service areas