Move-In / Move-Out Rental Inspections

As a landlord or property manager, mitigating liability of the health and safety of your tenants is paramount. Typically, a landlord, property manager, or maintenance person takes on the role of “rental property inspector” using in most cases a checklist to inspect the cosmetic condition of the residence. Rental properties are much more complex than an overview of the surface conditions. A checklist might be easy on the person performing the inspection, but it doesn’t help shed light on the building’s true condition. The person conducting the inspection will probably notice when a stove burner isn’t working, but would they notice a mold problem, structural damage, faulty electrical receptacle or pest infestation? With a Certified Home Inspector, you’ll still be notified of any cosmetic repairs, cleaning, or routine maintenance needed but will also be getting so much more. 

Our initial inspection will be the most thorough, as it creates a baseline of the property’s condition. Subsequent inspections are easier, giving you valuable information every time that you can use to ready the dwelling for a new tenant. Trust your inspection services with an expert who will leave no stone unturned. Without an expert home inspector, you could be missing serious issues that could threaten the safety of your residents and potentially cost you thousands of dollars.