a qualified professional who performs an inspection of various home systems and structures

A home inspector is a person who inspects homes in accordance with standards of care that are accepted practice in the industry such as those available from NABIE.

A professional who evaluates the structural soundness and operating systems of a residence.

A person who performs professional home inspections. Usually, with an extensive knowledge of house construction methods, common house problems, how to identify those problems and how to correct them.

A person who offers a service of making a physical inspection of homes. Qualifications may vary.

A licensed expert who inspects a property for defects. The home inspector provides the buyer with a home operating manual - a guide outlining the proper operation, maintenance and repair of the systems in your home.

An individual who has a broad general background and understanding relating to basic house construction, common house problems and methods for their correction. One who performs a real estate inspection.

Professional who does home inspections and evaluates the structural soundness and operating systems of a home.

A home inspector examines the condition of a home, often in connection with the sale of that home. This process is referred to as a home inspection.

A Home Inspector in the United Kingdom (or more precisely in England and Wales), is an inspector certified to carry out the Home Condition Reports that, it is expected, will become part of the new Home Information Pack.

Any person who examines any component of a building, through visual means and through normal user controls, without the use of mathematical sciences.