An Anchor Inspections’ home inspection is a non-invasive, physical examination of readily accessible components, systems and structure of the home. Though home inspectors are good, they do not have x-ray eyes and can only inspect what is readily viewable. For example, if there is a broken pipe in a wall that leaks, and there are no signs of leaking or staining on the outside of the wall or floor areas, we won’t see it and thus can’t report on the leak.

Anchor Inspections do not disassemble systems like heating and air conditioning for example. If there is a problem found during the inspection, Anchor Inspections’ report will suggest that you seek a qualified service professional for further evaluation. Anchor Inspections is, to use this comparison, similar to a doctor who is a general practitioner.

If, during the inspection Anchor finds a problem needing correction, you will be referred to an appropriate specialist, just like the general practitioner would do for you during a medical examination. Anchor Inspections will use digital photography to document any issues, if found.

These photographs will be in your Anchor Inspections’ report, right next to the location in the report that is discussing the problem. There is no reading our report about a problem if found and then having to refer to a photograph about the problem in another location of the report.

There will also be a summery as part the Anchor Inspections’ report. It will list any concerns and touch only the main areas of interest. While the summery is for your convenience, please read the entire report for a complete picture of the home.

At Anchor Inspections, we avoid conflict of interests and will remain an independent voice with no financial interest with realtors or repair professionals. Anchor Inspections works for you, the homebuyer, and wants to give you peace of mind with one of your biggest investments that you will ever make. At Anchor Inspections, we want you the homebuyer, to make an informed decision about the home you are about to purchase.

The inspection will cover the areas listed below:

• The Structural Components
• The Exterior The Roofing
• The Plumbing
• The Electrical System
• The Heating System
• The Air Conditioning System
• The Interiors
• The Insulation
• The Ventilation

Anchor often goes beyond the Standards of Professional Practice For Arizona Home Inspectors in it’s inspection reports for added peace of mind. You can read the Standards of Professional Practice for Arizona Home Inspectors by clicking on the link on the left side of screen. Anchor Inspections does not disassemble systems like heating and air conditioning for example.

If there is a problem found during the inspection, Anchor Inpections’ report will suggest that you seek a qualified service professional for further evaluation. Anchor Inspections is, to use this comparison, similar to a doctor who is a general practitioner.

If, during the inspection Anchor finds a problem needing correction, you will be referred to an appropriate specialist, just like the general practitioner would do for you during a medical examination. Anchor Inspections will use digital photography to document any issues, if found.

These photographs will be in your Anchor Inspections’ report, right next to the location in the report that is discussing the problem. There is no reading our report about a problem if found and then having to refer to a photograph about the problem in another location of the report.

There will also be a summery as part the Anchor Inspections’ report. It will list any concerns and touch only the main areas of interest. While the summery is for your convenience, please read the entire report for a complete picture of the home.

At Anchor Inspections, we avoid conflict of interests and will remain an independent voice with no financial interest with realtors or repair professionals. Anchor Inspections works for you, the homebuyer, and wants to give you peace of mind with one of your biggest investments that you will ever make.

At Anchor Inspections, we want you the homebuyer, to make an informed decision about the home you are about to purchase.

The inspection will cover the areas listed below:

• The Structural Components
• The Exterior The Roofing
• The Plumbing
• The Electrical System
• The Heating System
• The Air Conditioning System
• The Interiors
• The Insulation
• The Ventilation

Anchor often goes beyond the Standards of Professional Practice For Arizona Home Inspectors in it’s inspection reports for added peace of mind.

To read the Standards of Professional Practice for Arizona Home Inspectors click on the link in the navigation bar.