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Residential Home Inspection in South Metro AtlantaKnow the home before you commit.

A complete visual inspection of the home's major systems and components, performed to the InterNACHI Standards of Practice and explained in plain language. You get a clear report organized by priority, and an inspector who makes sure you understand it.

InterNACHI® Certified Professional Inspector · Clear reports organized by priority

What We Inspect

Every major system, from the roof to the foundation.

We inspect the readily accessible parts of the home from top to bottom. If something can't be reached or safely evaluated, the report says so, so you always know what was seen and what wasn't.

01 Outside and Structure

  • Roof covering, flashing, and gutters
  • Siding, trim, windows, and exterior doors
  • Grading, drainage, decks, and porches
  • Foundation and visible structure
  • Attic, insulation, and ventilation
  • Garage and garage door safety

02 Inside and Systems

  • Electrical panel, wiring, outlets, and GFCI protection
  • Plumbing supply, drains, fixtures, and water heater
  • Heating and cooling equipment
  • Walls, ceilings, floors, stairs, and interior doors
  • Built-in kitchen appliances
  • Fireplaces, plus smoke and carbon monoxide alarms
Your Report

Clear priorities, not a pile of findings.

Your report is organized by system, with photos and plain explanations. Every finding is sorted by priority, so you can see at a glance what needs attention now, what should be repaired, and what is simply normal upkeep.

Priority 1

Immediate Action Needed

Safety concerns, major repairs, and urgent issues that should be addressed right away.

Priority 2

Repair Needed

Items that should be corrected or evaluated further by a qualified professional.

Priority 3

Maintenance Item

Routine upkeep and minor wear worth keeping an eye on over time.

Your Options

No home is perfect. Your report shows you what matters.

A long report does not automatically mean a bad house. Most buyers use their report to negotiate, not to walk away. With your agent, you can request repairs, ask for seller credits or a price adjustment, move forward with a plan for future maintenance, or decide the home is not the right fit. Each of those is a good outcome when it is an informed one.

Repair Requests

Use documented findings to ask the seller to correct specific items before closing.

Seller Credits

Turn findings into a credit or price adjustment so you can handle repairs your way after closing.

A Plan for Later

Know which systems are aging, so replacements become a budget line instead of a surprise.

Your Inspector

An Insurance Insider's Eye.

Our lead inspector, Ryan Williams, is an InterNACHI Certified Professional Inspector and a former homeowners insurance claims adjuster with renovation and construction experience. He knows which conditions tend to matter to insurers, like aging roofs, older wiring, and signs of water intrusion, and he explains what they could mean for you before you commit.

Add-ons buyers often choose

See every add-on on the services page. Get your exact quote in the online scheduler.

How It Works

From booking to your report.

01

Book online

Choose a time in the online scheduler and get an exact quote for the property. Prefer to talk first? Call or text (404) 341-2151.

02

Inspection day

All utilities should be on so every system can be tested. You're welcome to attend, and we suggest arriving about two hours after the start time.

03

Your report

Findings are organized by system with photos and sorted by priority. Questions after you read it? Call or text and we'll walk through it with you.

For Agents. Every Steadfast report sorts findings by priority, which makes repair requests easier to build. Agents can also request a repair cost report that turns selected findings into dollar ranges for repair requests and seller credits. Agent resources

Common Questions

Home inspection questions, answered.

What does a home inspection include?

A visual, non-invasive evaluation of the home's readily accessible systems and components, including the roof, exterior, structure, attic, plumbing, electrical, heating and cooling, and interior. Specialized checks like a sewer scope or radon testing are available as add-ons.

How long does a home inspection take?

It depends on the size, age, and condition of the home, and we take the time each home needs. If you plan to attend, arrive about two hours after the start time so we can walk you through the key findings.

How much does a home inspection cost?

It depends on the home. The online scheduler gives you an exact quote for the property, and you can book a time that works for you in the same visit.

Is a home inspection pass or fail?

No. An inspection documents the condition of the home at the time of the visit. Every home has findings, and the report helps you decide what matters to you.

Is a home inspection the same as a code inspection?

No. A home inspection evaluates condition and function. When something appears unsafe or improperly installed, we note it and recommend the right professional to evaluate it further.

What if the report has a lot of findings?

That is common, even in newer homes, and many findings are routine maintenance. Your report sorts everything by priority, and we are glad to talk through what matters most.

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