What is a home inspection?
A home inspection is a limited visual survey and basic performance evaluation of home systems and components including:
· Structural
· Electrical
· Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning
· Plumbing
· Appliances
· Landscape Irrigation
· Swimming pool/spas
· Outbuilding
· Private Sewage Disposal
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Texas Real Estate Commission Standards of Practice (Sections 535.227-535.233) define the minimum requirements for real estate inspections. Systems and components are evaluated using normal controls to provide information regarding the general condition of a residence at the time of inspection.

Buyer / Seller Home Inspections

Preparing to purchase or sell a home? A General Home Inspection provides information regarding the general condition of a residence at the time of inspection. Next level strives to provide the most comprehensive information on system performance and safety to support your home investment decision. Next Level inspections exceed the Texas Real Estate Commission Standards of Practice observation, testing, and reporting requirements, including:

• Extended system operation and testing
• Extended system operation and testing
  
• Appliance data recording and product recall search
  
• Safety issue awareness
  
• Punch list report summary
  
• Seller repair reinspection
  

11 Month Warranty Inspection

Is your new home is approaching its one-year anniversary? An 11th Month Warranty Inspection helps protect your investment and safety by identifying any performance issues or defects prior to builder warranty expiration. A complete home inspection is performed that exceeds the Texas Real Estate Commission Standards of Practice observation, testing, and reporting requirements.

New Build Pre-Closing Inspection 

Preparing for your builder’s final walk-through? A New Build Pre-Closing Inspection will identify items requiring builder attention prior to closing on your newly built home. Next Level inspections exceed the Texas Real Estate Commission Standards of Practice observation, testing, and reporting requirements. Next Level strives to provide the most comprehensive information on system performance and safety to support your home investment decision, including:

• Extended system operation and testing
• System control/shutoff identification, instruction, and maintenance procedures
  
• Review the operation and maintenance of system components
  
• Equipment inventory and instructions for manufacturer warranty registration and user care
  
• Safety issue awareness
  
• Punch list report summary
  
• Identifying cosmetic items for repair
  
• Builder repair reinspection
  

Swimming Pool / Spa Inspection

Is your pool /spa environment sanitary, healthy, and safe? Next Level pool/spa inspections identify areas for potential injury or illness, and any actions necessary to protect those in and near the pool. Inspections are performed by a National Swimming Pool Foundation Certified Pool/Spa Inspector and comply with Texas Department of State Health Services health and safety code for pool safety, and Texas Administrative Code rules and regulations for pool and spas standards.

4-Point inspection

Some insurance companies require a four-point inspection prior to insuring a home. A four-point inspection is a very limited inspection and is not related to a real estate transaction. The inspection focuses on four main systems: Electrical; Plumbing, Roof; and Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning. The inspection is not nearly as comprehensive as a residential home inspection complying with the Texas Real Estate Commission Standards of Practice.

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