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Preparing for Your Inspection

A few practical preparations can improve access and help the inspection proceed efficiently without changing the inspection’s visual, non-invasive scope.

Confirm access

Make sure the property owner or authorized representative has approved entry and that keys, lockbox information, gates, and occupied areas can be accessed as arranged.

Keep utilities and equipment available

When safe and appropriate, utilities and installed equipment should be on and operable. The inspector does not activate shut-down systems or override unsafe conditions.

Clear important access points

Reasonable access to the electrical panel, water heater, HVAC equipment, attic opening, crawlspace entrance, and under-sink areas can reduce avoidable limitations.

Share known constraints

Tell AdamsRidge about occupied spaces, pets, alarms, detached structures, deadlines, required forms, and any areas that may be locked, unsafe, or restricted.

Plan your inspection

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Tell us what you need and when you need it. Your appointment is confirmed only after the property details and scheduling availability are reviewed.