What does the inspector look at?
A home inspector makes a visual inspection of the structure and major interior systems of the home. He or she will only view readily accessible areas. A home inspection is not intended to point out every small problem, or invisible or latent defect. For example, a chipped tile on a countertop, though unsightly, would not be noted on an inspection report. However, the inspector does evaluate the overall condition of the home and its important systems.
