What is typically included in standard property inspections?

Standard property inspections primarily focus on assessing the physical condition of a property, which includes checking various systems and components such as electrical systems, plumbing, roofing, HVAC systems, and structural integrity. By verifying repairs and conducting systems checks, inspectors can identify existing issues or potential concerns that may need to be addressed. This thorough examination helps buyers and sellers make informed decisions regarding the property’s condition before completing a transaction.

In contrast, interior design assessments typically involve evaluating aesthetic aspects and personal preferences, which are not part of a standard property inspection. Homeowner's insurance reviews are concerned with the insurance coverage and policy details but do not assess the property's physical condition. Lastly, market value estimations provide an appraisal of the property's worth based on market trends and comparables but do not evaluate the actual systems or condition of the home itself. Thus, verification of repairs and systems checks is the most relevant and essential aspect of standard property inspections.