If you are thinking about buying a house, this is the inspection for you. Structural inspections can identify any major problems with your future home.
A full detailed analysis on how well built-in structures will hold up over time; what repairs may be needed or defects that should get fixed right away. Areas covered during the inspection are:
Foundation problems are often the cause of structural failures, and one must identify them promptly. We typically look out for cracks in a foundation's structure, as well any forms or defects which compromise its integrity such as rot or earthquakes-damaged foundations. The damage done by these events may be irreversible if left unchecked, so it is important to spot potential issues before they become serious enough that costly repairs are needed.
Cracks can indicate that there is a severe structural failure within the property. However, this all depends on the type of crack and its severity. Some cracks are purely cosmetic. Our team will help in identifying potential issues on time.
During the roof inspection, we evaluate the condition of the entire roof. Possible defects that the assessment may uncover are:
• Damaged roof shingles
• Problem with eavestroughs and downspouts
• Signs of leaks
• Flashing defects
Most homes have sloping floors, but this is usually caused by the wooden joists that hold up your floor. While a small amount of bending is natural in old homes, excess bending could be a more significant problem.
Like sloped floors, uneven walls are usually symptomatic of structural problems in your house. If these issues are left unchecked for a extended time, they can cause considerable damage to your home, resulting in a wall collapsing.
San Antonio
1846 N Loop 1604 W
Suite 205
San Antonio, TX 78248
Dallas
180 State Streets
Suite 225
South Lake, TX 76092
Austin
8911 North Capital of Texas Highway
Suite 4200
Austin, TX 78759