1. Inspections for Home Buyers
Independently owned and operated

2. What Is a Home Inspection?
A thorough visual inspection of the home, inside and out
An examination of all major systems
An evaluation of hundreds of components

3. Purpose of a Home Inspection
To identify areas of concern and safety issues
To give buyers and sellers a better understanding of the home’s condition

4. The NPI Home Inspection
NPI property inspections are designed to meet strict industry standards and cover all major systems in the home, including the:
Roof
Foundation
Plumbing
Heating and cooling system
Electrical
Lots and grounds
Windows

5. The NPI Inspection Report
The NPI report walks you through a visual inspection of hundreds of mechanical and structural components in the home.
The report provides detailed information regarding each component inspected, outlining the inspector’s findings and recommendations.
Digital photographs, included with the report, assist in documenting significant property deficiencies.
Reports can be printed, ed or downloaded onto a disk, making them available to you at your preference.

6. When to Order a Home Inspection
You should order a home inspection immediately after reaching a written purchase with the home seller
Most real estate purchase agreements include a clause making the purchase contingent on a home inspection

7. Inspections Convenient for You
Buying a home involves deadlines and busy schedules. NPI will meet your scheduling needs and work with you to perform the inspection in a timely manner.

8. Why NPI?
NPI, founded in 1987, has the experience and expertise necessary to help you understand the condition of your property
NPI professionals have assessed more than 1 million properties in the United States and Canada
NPI inspectors are professionally trained to meet the industry standards

9. Contact your local NPI inspector to obtain a quote or to schedule your inspection today.