STANDARDS OF PRACTICE
A Clear Standard for Every Inspection
Home inspections performed by Clearscope Property Inspections follow New York State Standards of Practice for Home Inspectors. These standards establish the scope of a home inspection, the systems and components that are evaluated and the limitations of the inspection.
What Does a Home Inspection Cover?
The Standards of Practice provides a consistent framework for evaluating the accessible systems and components of a home.
Site Conditions
Structural Systems
Exterior Components
Roof Systems
Attics
Exterior & Structure
Home Systems & Interior
Plumbing
Electrical
Heating
Air Conditioning
Interior
Insulation & Ventilation
Fireplace
Understanding the Scope of an Inspection
A home inspection is a visual evaluation of the accessible areas, systems, and components of the home. It reflects the conditions observed at the time of the inspection and has certain limitations and exclusions.
The goal is to help you better understand the home - not predict every future condition or uncover conditions that are concealed or inaccessible.
Ongoing education is an important part of the Clearscope approach. Dan continues to build his knowledge through professional training and certification programs covering major systems and components found throughout a home.
Continued Training and Professional Standards
Have Questions About What an Inspection Includes?
We’re happy to explain what to expect before you schedule
