ASI Home Inspection provides residential and commercial property inspection services, along with inspection-related educational resources, for property owners, buyers, and real estate professionals.
Our approach focuses on clear reporting, practical observations, and a system-by-system understanding of how homes and buildings function. Inspections are performed as visual, non-invasive evaluations of accessible components at the time of inspection.
Residential Home Inspections
Residential home inspections are designed to evaluate the major systems and components of a home and identify visible conditions that may impact safety, performance, or long-term maintenance.
A standard residential inspection typically includes a review of:
- Roof coverings and exterior components
- Structural elements and foundation areas
- Electrical systems
- Plumbing systems
- Heating and cooling equipment
- Interior spaces and finishes
Findings are documented in a written report intended to provide clear, practical information about the property’s condition at the time of inspection.
Pre-Purchase Inspections
Pre-purchase inspections are commonly requested by buyers prior to completing a real estate transaction. These inspections help buyers better understand a property’s current condition, identify material concerns, and make informed decisions before closing.
The inspection is limited to visible and accessible areas and does not predict future performance or guarantee the absence of defects.
Pre-Listing Inspections
Pre-listing inspections are conducted for sellers who want to identify potential issues before placing a property on the market. Addressing concerns early can help reduce surprises during buyer inspections and support smoother transactions.
Commercial Property Inspections
Commercial property inspections address a wide range of building types, including office, retail, multi-unit, and mixed-use properties. These inspections are broader in scope and may be tailored based on building size, use, and client needs.
Commercial inspections commonly review:
- Building structure and envelope
- Roofing systems
- Electrical and mechanical systems
- Plumbing and life-safety components
- General site conditions
The scope and reporting format of commercial inspections vary depending on the property and inspection agreement.
Limited-Scope and Specialty Evaluations
In some situations, clients may request inspections focused on specific systems or conditions rather than a full property evaluation. These limited-scope inspections are designed to address defined concerns and are narrower than a full inspection.
Examples may include evaluations of roofing conditions, structural observations, or moisture-related concerns.
Inspection Standards and Limitations
Property inspections are visual assessments performed at a specific point in time. They are not technically exhaustive and do not verify compliance with building codes, manufacturer specifications, or future performance.
Conditions that are concealed, inaccessible, or not present at the time of inspection may not be identified.
Service Area and Office Location
ASI Home Inspection is based in Bartlett, Illinois.
Office Address:
1230 Hawkins Ct
Bartlett, IL 60103
Inspection availability and service coverage may vary based on location and inspector scheduling.
Questions or Inquiries
For general questions regarding inspection services or inspection processes, please use the contact form available on this website.