Home inspection

Know the condition of your home before you commit.

NCB provides clear, practical residential inspections that help you understand what needs attention now, what to plan for later, and what questions to ask next.

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Clear information. Better decisions.

A practical look at the home you are buying, selling, or maintaining.

An inspection is not just a checklist. It is an opportunity to understand how a property is built, how its systems are performing, and where repair or maintenance may be needed.

NCB explains findings in plain language and helps you distinguish between routine maintenance, issues that need prompt attention, and questions that should be reviewed by a qualified specialist.

Why inspections matter

Make property decisions with clearer information.

An inspection can help owners and operators understand visible concerns, prioritize maintenance, and decide what to do next.

Inspection services

Support at important property decisions.

01

Pre-purchase inspection

A visual assessment of the accessible parts of a home before you complete a purchase, so you can make an informed decision and plan realistically.

  • Structure, foundation, roof, and exterior envelope
  • Visible plumbing, electrical, heating, and cooling components
  • Interior finishes, insulation, ventilation, and moisture indicators
02

Pre-sale inspection

Get a clearer picture of your property before listing it. Addressing known concerns early can help you plan repairs and communicate with potential buyers responsibly.

  • Identify visible concerns before they become last-minute surprises
  • Prioritize maintenance or repairs before marketing the property
  • Prepare for buyer questions with a clearer understanding of the home
03

New construction review

A focused review for homeowners taking possession of a newly built home or monitoring work as it progresses.

  • Visible workmanship, finishes, and incomplete items
  • Water management, exterior details, and accessibility of systems
  • Questions to raise with the builder or warranty-plan administrator
04

Maintenance consultation

For owners who want a practical understanding of a home’s current condition, seasonal maintenance needs, or the right next step before renovation work.

  • Planning repairs, upgrades, or a renovation scope
  • Understanding moisture, drainage, or comfort concerns
  • Creating a sensible maintenance priority list

What to expect

A clear process from booking to next steps.

  1. 01

    Tell us about the property

    Share the property type, location, and the decision you are preparing to make.

  2. 02

    Walk through the home

    We visually review accessible areas and explain relevant observations during the inspection.

  3. 03

    Receive a clear report

    Your findings are documented so you can revisit key issues and plan your next move.

  4. 04

    Decide what comes next

    Use the findings to prioritize maintenance, seek specialist advice, negotiate, or plan work.

Soheil Golpour, home inspector and founder of NCB Construction

A whole-property view

We connect visible conditions to practical homeowner questions.

NCB’s inspection perspective is strengthened by construction experience. That means observations are explained in the context of how a home works and how repairs or improvements may be approached.

Roofing & exteriorStructure & foundationElectrical & plumbingHeating, ventilation & coolingInteriors & insulationSite drainage & moisture
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An important note

An inspection is visual and non-invasive.

It is designed to identify visible conditions in accessible areas at the time of the visit. It does not replace specialized evaluations such as engineering, environmental testing, or work by licensed trades. When a concern requires further review, the report will help you understand which type of professional to consult.

Thinking about a property?

Start with a clearer understanding of its condition.

Tell us about the home and the decision ahead. We will help you identify the most appropriate inspection or next step.

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