A home inspection checks the major systems and safety parts of a house so you know its true condition. Your inspector looks at the roof, attic, basement, foundation, plumbing, electrical, heating, cooling, and more.  You can view the complete list of items we inspect at 

https://www.roninhomeinspections.com/InterNACHI-standards-of-practice. 

You’ll get a report that explains what’s working well and what needs attention. The goal is to give you clear, simple information before you buy.

A home inspection usually takes 2–3 hours. Larger homes or older houses may take longer because there’s more to check. After the inspection, your report is normally delivered the same day or within 24 hours so you can move forward quickly.

If the inspector finds problems, you’ll see them clearly explained in the report. We use Spectora Home Inspection Software. Most issues can be fixed, negotiated, or planned for. The inspection helps you understand what’s urgent and what’s normal wear and tear. This gives you power to make the right decision before you buy.

The most common issues include roof wear, electrical problems, plumbing leaks, poor drainage, and HVAC concerns. Older homes often have outdated wiring or aging foundations. 

Yes, you can be at the inspection, and it’s usually helpful. You’ll learn a lot about the home as the inspector explains things in real time. Just give the inspector space to work safely and carefully.

Our standard home inspection checks the condition of the house, while an appraisal checks the value of the house. The inspector works on your behalf. The appraiser works for the lender. An inspection helps you understand safety and repairs. An appraisal helps the bank confirm the home is worth the loan amount.

Yes, even new or remodeled homes should be inspected. New construction can still have mistakes or unfinished work. A remodel may hide issues behind new materials. An inspection helps you catch problems early and avoid surprises. You can verify the permits were properly pulled by visiting https://bsaonline.com/

Your inspection report is detailed and easy to read. It explains each issue, includes clear photos, and gives simple recommendations. You usually get the full report within 24 hours, often the same day. View a sample home inspection report here 

Radon is a natural gas that can build up in homes and is unsafe at high levels. In Michigan, radon levels can be higher, so testing is strongly recommended. We use XP - Professional Continuous Radon monitor from from SunRADON.

A regular home inspection checks for signs of moisture but does not confirm mold. Mold testing uses air and surface lab samples to tell you what type of mold is present and its toxicity risk. If you’re worried about moisture, allergies, or musty smells, mold testing is a smart add-on..

Inspections are very accurate for what can be seen and safely accessed. Inspectors cannot see inside walls, but we use tools, training, and patterns to spot signs of hidden problems. If something looks suspicious, you’ll be notified.

Standard home inspections do not include sewer scopes, mold testing, radon tests, asbestos testing,or lead testing.

Ask about their certifications, experience, tools, turnaround time, fees, and what’s included. Also ask how they explain findings and support you after the inspection. A good inspector should answer clearly and make you feel comfortable. All of our inspectors are certified through InterNACHI.

Most radon tests in the Greater Lansing area cost around $100–$150. The test runs for 48 hours and gives you clear results showing whether the levels are safe.

Yes, sewer scope inspections are available and highly recommended for older homes or homes with large trees. The camera checks the main sewer line for cracks, roots, or blockages. Finding problems early can save thousands of dollars.

Yes, multi-unit properties can be fully inspected. Each unit is checked the same way as a single-family home. This helps you understand safety, repairs, and future costs for investment properties.

Yes, sellers often order a pre-listing home inspection to find issues before the home hits the market. This helps avoid surprises, speeds up negotiation, and builds trust with buyers.

Yes, walk-and-talk inspections are available. This is a quick, verbal review of the home during a showing. It’s helpful in fast markets where buyers need quick guidance. Walk and talk inspections are great for real estate investors and are discounted.

Inspectors use tools like moisture meters, thermal cameras, GFI outlet testers, drones, ladders, and digital reporting software. These tools help catch issues early and give you a clearer picture of the home’s condition.

Yes, your report can be sent to your real estate agent right within 24 hours. This helps you discuss repairs, negotiations, or next steps quickly.

Yes, thermal imaging is available. It helps find hidden moisture, missing insulation, and electrical hotspots. It’s a useful add-on for older homes or if you’re worried about water damage.

New-construction inspections check the home at key stages, such as before drywall or before final walk-through. The inspector looks for safety issues, code concerns, and unfinished work. This protects you before you move in.

You can schedule fast by calling, texting, or booking online. Priority spots are available for buyers with short inspection periods. Same-day or next-day openings are common.

Older homes and Michigan foundations are inspected regularly. You’ll get clear guidance on common issues like settling, moisture, and aging materials. Experience helps spot patterns and risks early.

After the report is delivered, you’ll get a simple walkthrough of what matters most. Each item is explained in plain language with photos. You’ll know what is urgent, what isn’t, and what to expect next.

Yes, you can reach out anytime after the inspection. Questions are welcome, even weeks later. Support continues so you feel confident in your decision.

The inspection is always independent. Your safety and best interest come first, not the sale. Findings are reported honestly, clearly, and without pressure from anyone involved in the transaction.

First-time buyers get extra explanations, simple language, and a slow walk-through of each major part of the home. No question is too small. The goal is for you to understand the house and feel comfortable moving forward.

Inspections follow strict standards and include clear reporting. Some services may include protections like satisfaction guarantees or support after the inspection. You’ll always know what’s covered upfront.

You get clear communication, fast reports, modern tools, and friendly support. The goal is to make the inspection easy to understand and stress-free. Buyers appreciate the simple language, photos, and honest guidance.