Buyer home inspection
Understand the home before you own the problems.
A careful, construction-informed evaluation of the visible and accessible structure and systems—explained in plain language and delivered in a same-day, photo-rich report.
What to expect
A disciplined look at the whole property.
Built for Greater Philadelphia’s housing stock.
Philadelphia rowhouses, older masonry homes, finished basements, tight utility spaces, and generations of repairs require more than a rushed checklist. Pitter brings 20+ years of construction and remodeling experience to the inspection.
You are encouraged to attend, ask questions, and learn how the home works. Significant concerns are distinguished from routine maintenance so the report remains useful rather than overwhelming.
Questions
Know what you’re scheduling.
Clear expectations before the inspection—and clear explanations while you are there.
How long does a buyer home inspection take?
Timing depends on the property’s size, age, condition, and access. The scheduler uses property details to reserve an appropriate appointment window.
Should I attend the inspection?
Yes, when possible. Attending gives you an opportunity to see important findings, ask questions, and learn the home’s major systems.
When will I receive the report?
Sparta Inspections delivers a clear, photo-rich digital report the same day as the inspection.
Does the inspection include a sewer scope?
A sewer scope is a separate service that can be added to the home inspection for $250. It is strongly worth considering for older homes and properties with mature trees or unknown sewer-line history.
Ready when you are