Multi-Unit Inspection

Multi-Unit Housing Inspection

Consistent inspections for duplexes and small apartment buildings, covering units and shared systems.

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Jason Carter, licensed Multi-Unit Housing Inspections inspector

Jason Carter Owner • Your Inspector

Indiana License #HI02100044
InterNACHI^® Certified CPI
HSTI^® Certified
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Report within 24-48 hours
Available to attend with you

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Service Overview

What Is a Multi-Unit Housing Inspection?

Multi-unit buildings share roofs, foundations, and often utilities. One problem can affect every unit. A multi-unit inspection looks at the whole building.

Jason inspects each accessible unit and the common areas. He reviews shared mechanical systems too. Your report organizes findings by unit and by building system.

Each accessible unit's interior
Shared roof and exterior
Foundation and drainage
Common hallways and stairs
Electrical service and meters
Shared and separate HVAC

Your Inspector

Jason Carter, owner and licensed property inspector

Jason CarterOwner • Indiana Licensed Home Inspector
InterNACHI^® Certified Professional Inspector • HSTI^® Certified

Indiana Licensed Inspector #HI02100044
InterNACHI^® Certified
HSTI^® Certified
Report within 24-48 hours
4.9 Google rating
Available to attend with you

Call (765) 469-4881

Scope of Inspection

What Gets Inspected

Jason checks these visible and accessible items during a Multi-Unit Housing Inspections.

Each accessible unit's interior

Shared roof and exterior

Foundation and drainage

Common hallways and stairs

Electrical service and meters

Shared and separate HVAC

Water heaters and plumbing

Fire separation and exits that are visible

The Value of This Service

Why Multi-Unit Housing Inspections Matter

Tenant safety and building upkeep drive value. A clear report helps you plan repairs across units. It also helps you compare buildings before you buy.

4.9★Average Google rating

1:1Direct access to your inspector

24-48 hrsReport delivery

Who Benefits Most

Right for Your Situation?

Property Buyers

See every accessible unit and shared system before you buy.

Property Sellers

Learn building-wide issues before buyers inspect unit by unit.

Current Homeowners

Plan repairs across units and keep tenants safe.

What Jason Typically Finds

Common Defects Found

These items show up often. Every property differs. Your report covers only what Jason observes at yours.

Worn shared stairways and railings

Mixed-age HVAC across units

Roof wear on large flat sections

Missing smoke alarms in units

The Day Of

The Inspection Day

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.

Inspection Day Checklist

✓ Utilities on — gas, electric, and water active
✓ Pilot lights lit on furnaces and water heaters
✓ Clear access to attic hatch, electrical panel, and crawlspace
✓ Pets secured or temporarily removed
✓ Keys or codes for outbuildings and garages provided
✓ Any known repair history disclosed to the inspector

Before We Arrive

Getting Ready

A little preparation helps Jason inspect every area. It also keeps the appointment on schedule.

Provide Access

Unlock the basement, attic, garage, and outbuildings. Jason can only inspect areas he can reach.

Share Known History

Share repair receipts, warranties, or permits. They help Jason put conditions in context.

Plan Your Time

A full home inspection usually takes 2.5 to 4 hours. Join Jason at the end for a walkthrough summary.

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