Whether you want to buy a house, prepare your home for sale or are simply living in one, ordering a home inspection is the best way to learn about the condition of the house. A typical home inspection will provide you with important information of major systems of your home, including your HVAC systems, the stability of the house’s structure, and the condition of the components of the house.

Our inspectors don't provide repair estimates as they aren't active contractors. For accurate pricing on specific improvements, we recommend consulting a qualified contractor.

All of our inspectors carry a current and valid license from the State of Ohio Division of Real Estate & Professional Licensing. In addition to that, we all hold licenses and training from; Ohio Department of Heath, Ohio Department of Agriculture and the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI). We also adhere to a annual continuing education requirement that exceeds that of the typical state license.

Yes, we offer a complimentary 30-day home warranty when you sign up. This warranty begins once you activate it (tip: wait until closing!). After 30 days, you can choose to extend the warranty for a fee or discontinue it.

Absolutely! We include a Wood Destroying Insect (Termite) inspection at no extra charge with every home inspection. Our inspectors also use thermal imaging to detect hidden defects. Plus, every client gets a complimentary 30-day home warranty.

It's best to schedule your home inspection as soon as possible. Typically, your contract will include a due diligence clause allowing you to back out or renegotiate if the inspection reveals major issues. If your contract lacks this clause, consult your real estate agent and schedule the inspection as soon as you can.

The fees for a home inspection varies based on size and age of the home, as well as other factors. At LiteHouse Inspect, we believe in transparent pricing and you can find the list of fees on our Inspection Packages page. If you are unsure where your property falls, please give us a call at 513-800-0347 to discuss.

A home inspection report typically includes a detailed description of the home's condition, including any defects or deficiencies that were found during the inspection. The report may also include recommendations for repairs or improvements.

No, we don't perform repairs on homes we've inspected. Doing so could create a conflict of interest and affect the objectivity of our inspection report. We prioritize integrity in all our services.

Yes. At LiteHouse Inspect, we recommend all our clients to attend the home inspection so that they can ask any questions they have directly to our inspector during the home inspection. This way you will be able to understand the inspection process and the extent of damages and defects that your house may have. Since our inspections often take up to 3 1/2 hours, many of our clients choose to come later, during that time, to avoid waiting for so long.

We definitely recommend them. Even though they are recently built, many new houses also have hidden structural and compositional damages that can cause serious problems for you in the future. Many times, our inspectors find defects in the electrical system, plumbing system, and HVAC systems that can be repaired before the builder or warranty is complete.

Sellers often order an inspection before placing their house on the market. Such a service is called a pre­listing home inspection or getting it LiteHouse Ready. Pre­listing inspections allow the seller to address any issues in the house prior to sale and help the sale proceed smoothly.

We already include the termite inspection with every home inspection we perform. We strongly encourage every client to also consider having the home tested for radon and have the sewer line inspected.

We are happy to assist you over the phone or text. Please call or send a message to 513-800-0347 and we'll get back to you right away.