Photos are the primary language
Every meaningful condition is documented with pics. Instead of “there appears to be…” you get “here it is,” with clear images that show the issue, the surrounding area, and why the note exists.
Documentation-first • Buyer-friendly reporting
PIC Inspection Turns Home Inspection Into Proof
Most inspection reports tell you what the inspector saw. PIC Inspection shows you. This is a home inspection service built around documentation—pics, images, photos, and clear video explanations—so the report reads like evidence, not opinion.
Every inspection uses a 600-point checklist. Every major system is reviewed. Every meaningful condition gets documented with photos. If something needs context, you receive a short video walkthrough that explains the finding in plain language and shows exactly what triggered the note.
If you’re a buyer, this makes negotiations cleaner. If you’re a homeowner, this makes planning easier. And if you’re managing a property, the photo record gives you a baseline you can reference later.
- 600-point inspection checklist
- Photos of everything important
- Video explanations of key findings
- Priority-driven summary
Why PIC Inspection Is Different
A normal report can be hard to interpret. Photos remove guesswork. Video removes confusion. PIC Inspection is designed for people who want to see exactly what was found and understand it quickly.
Video explanations for high-impact findings
For the items that drive decisions—water intrusion, electrical safety, roof/drainage concerns, HVAC performance, and structural red flags— video walkthroughs explain what you’re seeing and what you should do next.
What’s Included in the 600-Point PIC Inspection
Below is a high-level snapshot of what the inspection covers. The checklist is deeper than this list. The point is simple: major systems are evaluated, visible conditions are documented, and the report provides proof through photos and video.
Roof surfaces & flashing
- Roof coverings, penetrations, and transitions
- Visible flashing and seal details documented
Gutters & water discharge
- Downspouts, extensions, and drainage paths
- Water control evidence captured with pics
Exterior walls & openings
- Siding/masonry, trim, windows, doors
- Moisture entry indicators documented
Foundation & structure
- Visible settlement indicators and cracks
- Photos show scale and location
Basement / crawlspace
- Moisture patterns, damage indicators
- Ventilation and access constraints noted
Electrical panel & safety
- Panel observations, labeling, visible wiring
- Outlet/GFCI checks where accessible
Heating & cooling operation
- HVAC operation checks and condition notes
- Video explanations for major concerns
Plumbing supply & drains
- Visible materials, leaks, and performance checks
- Fixture photos for documentation
Water heater & venting
- Install basics, safety items, visible condition
- Photos show fittings, tags, and concerns
Attic insulation & ventilation
- Ventilation indicators and insulation presence
- Photos show accessible views
Interior walls, ceilings, floors
- Stains, cracks, repairs, moisture indicators
- Photo series clarifies location and context
Kitchens & bathrooms
- Fixtures, drains, shutoffs, ventilation
- Photo documentation for leaks and wear
Garage & safety items
- Door operation basics, trip hazards, rails
- Photo proof for safety concerns
Appliances (as applicable)
- Basic operation checks and visible condition
- Photos document model/serial plates if needed
Priority summary with evidence
- Top findings grouped at the start
- Each priority item includes pics and clear notes
Note: Inspections are visual and non-invasive. Hidden conditions may exist behind walls, ceilings, and flooring. Access limitations are documented in the report.
How the PIC Process Works
The workflow is designed to create a clean documentation trail. That’s the value. It helps buyers negotiate, helps homeowners plan, and helps anyone understand the property using photos and video rather than guesswork.
1
Book
Share the property type, size, and timeline. You get confirmation and what to expect.
2
Inspect
The 600-point checklist drives the inspection. Photos are taken throughout to document conditions.
3
Explain
High-impact findings get video explanations so you understand what you’re seeing and why it matters.
4
Deliver
You receive a photo-rich report, priority summary, and video notes that match the key findings.
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What makes this inspection “PIC”
The photos aren’t an afterthought. They are the point. The report is built to document conditions, locations, and context. Video explanations are included for findings that impact safety, cost, and timeline.
We've performed over 10,000 home inspections for our clients over the past 15 years.
Disclaimer: This content is general information and does not replace specialized evaluations by licensed trades as needed. Some findings require additional review by qualified professionals.