Certified Foundation Inspection
A close look at visible foundation walls, cracks, drainage, and crawlspace conditions.
Foundation InspectionInspect before you list. Fix or disclose issues on your terms, not under deadline pressure.
Most deals hit trouble during the buyer's inspection. A pre-listing inspection moves that step to the start. You learn about issues before buyers do.
Jason inspects the home like he would for a buyer. You then choose to repair, price for, or disclose each item. The home can then join InterNACHI's Move-In Certified program.
Buyers see a recent report. That often builds trust early in the deal.
Jason checks these visible and accessible items during a Move-In Certified Seller’s Inspections.
Late surprises cost sellers leverage. A buyer may ask for big credits or walk away. Early facts let you set a fair price and schedule repairs your way.
Consider radon testing too. Buyers in this area ask about radon often.
Review a recent report early in your home search.
Control the timing of repairs and disclosures. Avoid last-minute credits.
Learn what buyers will see before you decide to sell.
These items show up often. Every property differs. Your report covers only what Jason observes at yours.
Jason arrives on time and works through the property in a set order. You are welcome to join him. Bring your questions.
He explains findings in plain language as he goes. He photographs each significant issue for your report.
Within 24 to 48 hours, you receive a digital report. It includes photos, findings, and a summary of major items.
A little preparation helps Jason inspect every area. It also keeps the appointment on schedule.
Unlock the basement, attic, garage, and outbuildings. Jason can only inspect areas he can reach.
Share repair receipts, warranties, or permits. They help Jason put conditions in context.
A full home inspection usually takes 2.5 to 4 hours. Join Jason at the end for a walkthrough summary.
Jason offers this service across seven North Central Indiana counties. Pick your city to see local details.
Indiana sellers must disclose known defects. Ask your agent or attorney how the report fits your disclosure.
No. Many sellers fix safety items and price for the rest.
Often, yes. A recent report usually makes that inspection smoother.
Prefer to call? Reach Jason directly at (765) 469-4881
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Inspected Once, Inspected Right!®
Call Jason about Move-In Certified Seller’s Inspections for your property. He confirms your date and sends your report within 24 to 48 hours.