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Inspections
Inspections in Alabama are regulated by the State Building Commission. At a minimum, every home inspection must include all items on the state's Standards of Practice. As Alabama is a "buyer-be-ware" state, this can help provide peace of mind that an extensive, consistent standard is set forth.
Residential Inspections
STRUCTURE
Foundations, support columns, flooring, walls, roofing.
ROOFING
Roofing covering, drainage system, chimneys, flashing.
EXTERIOR / INTERIOR
Site grading & drainage, walkways, driveways, retaining walls, siding, windows, decks, walls, flooring, stairs, handrails, etc.
ELECTRICAL
Service to the house, electric panels, switches, outlets, fixtures, GFCI outlets, smoke & carbon monoxide detectors.
PLUMBING
Fixtures, supply & drain lines, vent system, water heaters, gas / propane lines & storage tanks.
HVAC
Air conditioners and type of heating, age, function and size, ducts, filtration, fire places.
INSULATION & VENTILATION
Types and amount of insulation, ventilation of bathrooms, dryers, attics & crawl spaces.
BUILT-IN APPLIANCES
Ranges, microwaves, dishwasher, hoods, food disposers, etc.
Commercial Inspections
Commercial inspections are tailored to the business being inspected. A restaurant will have specific requirements that are different from an office building or a daycare. No matter what building you are buying, you should have a certified commercial inspector thoroughly investigate the building and provide a detailed report.
