Valor Inspection is dedicated to providing a comprehensive, in-depth home inspection service that you can trust. We thoroughly examine every home following the rigorous Texas Standards of Practice, ensuring each inspection is as detailed and precise as if we were deciding to purchase the home ourselves. Our reports are meticulously prepared and typically delivered on the same day, so buyers and their agents can review the findings promptly. We pride ourselves on our attention to detail and our commitment to transparency—we personally review the report with the buyer and buyer’s agent, explaining every critical aspect to help you make an informed decision. With Valor Inspection, you receive an honest, thorough, and reliable assessment of your potential new home.

Standard Home Inspection

Pre-Listing Inspection

  • A. Foundations

    Inspect visible portions of the foundation for signs of movement, cracks, or deficiencies.

    B. Grading & Drainage

    Evaluate drainage patterns and grading around the home for potential water issues.

    C. Roof Covering Materials

    Observe the roof materials for signs of wear, damage, or improper installation.

    D. Roof Structures & Attic

    Assess the roof framing and attic space for structural concerns and ventilation.

    E. Walls (Interior & Exterior)

    Check walls for damage, cracks, moisture intrusion, and condition of exterior cladding (such as brick, siding, or stucco).

    F. Ceilings & Floors

    Inspect ceilings and floors for structural issues, damage, and defects.

    G. Doors (Interior & Exterior)

    Examine doors for proper operation, condition, and security.

    H. Windows

    Evaluate window condition, operation, and signs of moisture intrusion.

    I. Stairways (Interior & Exterior)

    Check stairways for safety, stability, and proper construction.

    J. Fireplaces & Chimneys

    Inspect for visible defects, functionality, and safety of fireplaces and chimneys.

    K. Porches, Balconies, Decks, and Carports

    Assess these structures for stability, safety, and deterioration.ion text goes here

  • A. Service Entrance Panels

    Inspect the main electrical panel for proper installation, grounding, and safety issues.

    B. Branch Circuits, Connected Devices, & Fixtures

    Check outlets, switches, and lighting fixtures for functionality and visible safety concerns. Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors will be tested unless connected to a security alarm system.

  • A. Heating Equipment

    Inspect accessible heating equipment for condition, operation, and any visible deficiencies. Operation may be limited based on outdoor temperature.

    B. Cooling Equipment

    Inspect accessible cooling equipment for condition, operation, and any visible deficiencies. Operation may be limited based on outdoor temperature.

    C. Duct Systems, Chases, & Vents

    Inspect ducts, chases, and vents for visible damage, proper support, and general condition.

  • A. Plumbing Supply, Distribution Systems & Fixtures

    Inspect visible plumbing lines and fixtures for leaks, functionality, and water pressure.

    B. Drains, Waste, & Vents

    Inspect drain and vent systems for leaks, proper slope, and signs of blockage.

    C. Water Heating Equipment

    Inspect water heater for proper installation, operation, and the condition of components including the TPRV.

    D. Hydro-massage Therapy Equipment

    Check operation and visible components of hydro-massage equipment when accessible and filled with water.

    E. Gas Distribution Systems & Gas Appliances

    Inspect visible gas lines and accessible appliances for signs of leaks, damage, or improper installation.

  • Installed appliances are inspected for basic operation and safety concerns. This inspection does not evaluate the performance or energy efficiency of the appliances, nor does it identify cosmetic defects or predict future performance.

    A. Dishwashers
    Inspect for secure mounting, leaks, and basic operation.

    B. Food Waste Disposers
    Check for proper function and secure installation.

    C. Range Hood & Exhaust Systems
    Inspect for fan operation and proper ventilation.

    D. Ranges, Cooktops, and Ovens
    Test burners and elements for basic function and response.

    E. Built-in Microwaves
    Check for door integrity and basic heating functionality.

    F. Mechanical Exhaust Vents & Bathroom Heaters
    Inspect fans and heaters for proper operation.

    G. Garage Door Openers
    Check function and safety reverse features.

    H. Dryer Exhaust Systems
    Inspect ducting for secure connections and potential blockages.

  • Certain components of a home may require specialized inspections that are not part of the standard home inspection. These include systems like septic tanks, water wells, pools and spas, and sewer lines. Valor Inspection coordinates these third-party inspections on behalf of clients to simplify the process and ensure all key components of the home are properly evaluated. Only trusted and reputable service providers are used to perform these additional services.

    Septic System Inspection

    Well System Inspection

    Pool and Spa Inspection

    Sewer Scope Inspection

  • Termite and Wood Destroying Insect (WDI) inspections are a valuable component of the home-buying process, especially in areas where infestations are common. Although this is not part of a standard home inspection, it is often requested by lenders or buyers. Valor Inspection coordinates WDI inspections through trusted, licensed third-party professionals to ensure a thorough and reliable assessment.

    The WDI inspection typically includes:

    • Examination of accessible areas for signs of termite activity or damage.

    • Identification of other wood-destroying organisms such as carpenter ants or beetles.

    • Inspection of exterior and interior structures including foundations, trim, and attic framing.

    • A state-approved WDI report, completed and signed by the licensed inspector.

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