Services
Residential Home Inspections
A Sure Shot whole home inspection covers every major system, room, and exterior component of your property. You’ll receive a detailed, easy-to-read report outlining the condition of the home, including clear recommendations for maintenance, repairs, and safety improvements to protect your family.
Your report will be delivered promptly through a secure online portal or as a downloadable PDF — whichever you prefer. Every inspection meets Indiana Standards of Practice and aligns with the National Standards of Practice for Home Inspectors, ensuring consistent, reliable, and professional results every time.
Reasons to Schedule a Whole Home Inspection
Pre-sale
Inspection
A pre-sale inspection allows the seller to identify and address potential issues before listing the property. By resolving concerns early, sellers can increase marketability, strengthen buyer confidence, and often achieve a higher selling price. Knowing the true condition of your home also provides valuable leverage during negotiations.
Buyer
Inspection
A buyer inspection helps uncover hidden issues and evaluate the overall condition and safety of a home. In most transactions, the buyer hires and pays for this inspection, which can lead to repair requests, price adjustments, or—in some cases—decisions about whether to move forward with the purchase. It’s an essential step in making an informed investment.
Follow-up
Inspection
After an initial inspection and repair negotiations, a follow-up inspection ensures agreed-upon repairs have been completed properly. This gives buyers peace of mind before closing, confirming that the home’s condition meets expectations and that all major concerns have been addressed.
Annual/Maintenance
Inspection
Much like routine vehicle maintenance, an annual home inspection is a proactive way to protect your investment. Regular checkups help homeowners stay informed about their home’s condition, prioritize necessary repairs, and prevent minor issues from turning into costly problems—keeping your property safe, sound, and well-maintained year-round.
Exterior
The exterior of your home does more than define its appearance — it protects everything inside from the elements and contributes to overall structural integrity. A thorough exterior inspection covers driveways, walkways, decks, porches, balconies, grading, drainage, siding, trim, and visible electrical and plumbing components. Each element is evaluated for condition, function, and safety to ensure your home’s exterior performs as designed and continues to safeguard your investment.
Roof
The roof is one of the most critical systems of a home, providing protection from the elements and contributing to the structure’s overall durability. During the roof inspection, all coverings, flashings, gutters, downspouts, eaves, chimneys, vents, and other roof penetrations are carefully evaluated. Each component is assessed for condition, functionality, and signs of wear to help prevent leaks, water damage, and costly future repairs.
Attic, Insulation & Ventilation
The attic plays a vital role in a home’s energy efficiency and overall comfort by serving as a thermal buffer between living spaces and the outdoors. During this inspection, insulation levels and ventilation systems are evaluated to ensure they provide adequate temperature regulation and moisture control. The attic is also checked for proper installation of electrical wiring, exhaust systems, HVAC components, and plumbing lines, as well as any signs of damage or improper modifications.
Basement, Foundation, Crawlspace & Structure
A home’s foundation—whether a slab, basement, or crawlspace—serves as the critical base for stability and protection against ground movement and moisture intrusion. During this inspection, visible structural components and materials are evaluated for signs of damage, settling, or deterioration. The foundation and supporting framework are carefully examined for deficiencies that may impact the home’s overall integrity or indicate underlying issues elsewhere in the structure.
Plumbing
A home’s plumbing system is designed to deliver clean water for daily use and safely remove wastewater and sewage. It also includes the storage and delivery of fuel sources such as natural gas for appliances. During this inspection, all accessible plumbing components are evaluated for leaks, corrosion, proper installation, and functionality to ensure safe and reliable operation throughout the home.
Electrical
A home’s electrical system delivers power from the main service source to outlets, fixtures, and appliances throughout the property. The primary focus of this inspection is safety—ensuring the system is properly installed, grounded, and functioning as intended. All accessible components, including panels, wiring, breakers, outlets, and light fixtures, are evaluated for potential hazards or deficiencies.
Heating & Cooling
A home’s heating and cooling systems are essential for comfort and air quality. These systems can be independent or share components, such as ductwork, to distribute conditioned air throughout the home. During the inspection, all accessible components—including furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps, and delivery systems—are visually examined for proper operation, maintenance needs, and potential safety concerns.
Doors, Windows, & Interior
Doors and windows are inspected for proper operation, overall condition, and functionality, both from the interior and exterior perspectives. The interior inspection includes all visible surfaces—walls, ceilings, and floors—evaluating them for defects, damage, or signs of underlying issues. This portion ensures that the home’s living spaces are safe, sound, and well-maintained.
Appliances
Appliances that are installed and readily accessible at the time of inspection are tested for normal operation and observed for any visible defects or deficiencies. This ensures that key household systems function as intended and safely.
Fireplace
Whether used as a source of heat or simply for ambiance, every fireplace and its components are inspected to ensure they are in safe working order and properly maintained for reliable use.
Garage
Just as the home is thoroughly inspected, the garage and all of its components are examined as well. This includes attached, detached, and tuck-under garages, as well as carports. Each is assessed for structural integrity, safety, and proper functionality.
Outbuilding
Any outbuilding or additional structure on the property can be inspected upon request for an additional fee. These inspections follow the same thorough standards applied to the garage, ensuring safety, structural soundness, and overall condition.
