Frequently Asked Questions About Home Inspection Services

Normally a home inspector would just check the interior of the home, along with the outside structure. Here at One & Done Home Inspections we are a full-service company, so we can also complete a pest inspection, roof inspection, well & septic inspection, and so much more!

An HVAC inspection will help ensure your unit is running properly. We will check all fluids, coils, and fans and provide a report that will inform you of any issues that are occurring or may occur in the future.

A home inspection and septic inspection are two separate inspection services. Luckily, we are a full service home inspection company and offer same day services for all of your inspection needs. So, we can provide a full home inspection and a septic inspection in the same visit!

If your well is the main water source for your property, we suggest getting it inspected yearly. This will help eliminate unexpected break downs, and ensure everything is running at the highest efficiency. We also suggest getting a well inspection if you are looking to buy a property with a well, or if you are experiencing issues with your well.

Getting a home inspection done by a professional can save you money in the long run. When purchasing a home, you want to ensure that the integrity of the home will last, and know of any repairs that are going to have to be done before something worse happens.

Typically the home inspection is paid by the buyer. This of course could change depending on each individual contract.

The price depends on what inspection services you are interested in. Give us a call today for a free quote!

Our professional home inspectors check all safety features including handrails, gates, and fencing. We also check light fixtures, heaters, sealings, and everything else that ensures you have a safe space.

You don't have to have a pest inspection completed, but we highly suggest getting one done when buying a home. One main reason a pest inspection is important, is to ensure you don't have active termites or existing termite damage that jeopardizes the integrity of your home.