Existing Home
See how an inspection report organizes observed conditions, photographs, and recommendations for an existing home.
View existing home sampleSee what you receive
Explore the format, photos, and next steps before you book.
See how an inspection report organizes observed conditions, photographs, and recommendations for an existing home.
View existing home sampleReview a new-construction example before planning your inspection around the builder’s completion and closing schedule.
View new construction sampleExplore this construction-stage sample. Contact our office to confirm availability, scope, and access for your project.
View pre-pour sampleSee a report from the stage before framing and other accessible work are covered. Coordinate timing and access with your builder.
View pre-drywall sampleSamples open in Spectora, which may ask you to verify that you are human. Browse all sample reports. Examples illustrate the reporting format; your inspection scope and findings will depend on the property and services selected.
From finding to next step
Read the description alongside its photographs and location. Note any access limitations.
Look for the recommended next step, including specialist evaluation where appropriate. Ask your inspector to explain anything unclear.
Review safety concerns and major systems with your agent in the context of your inspection deadline. The report is information, not a pass-or-fail grade.
Agents can use Spectora’s Repair Request Builder to select recommendations, add requested credits or comments, and create a shareable HTML or PDF document. Explore agent tools and resources.
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