DEFINITION OF AN INSPECTION

A base inspection is a general visual survey of the accessible areas and components of a building.  No dismantling or destructive testing is done during the inspection; therefore, an inspector can observe only those conditions that are clearly in evidence at the time and date of the inspection.  All inspections are conducted in compliance with the NAHI Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics.

The average time for a base inspection of a typical 20-year-old 3 bedroom home is 3 hours.  The greater the complexity of a building and its components, the longer an inspection can be expected to take.  David personally conducts all base inspections.

The presence of the buyer and/or their representative is required at the building inspection.  Inspections are scheduled morning or afternoon, 7 days a week.

Company Mission:  

“The mission of Oakford Inspection Services is to conduct a thorough inspection, to be honest, to treat people the way I would want to be treated, and to demonstrate an unconditional loyalty to my clients.”

                                             -- David Milliron, CRI  

 
Oakford Inspection Services inspects homes and buildings throughout Westmoreland County including Greensburg, Murrysville, Latrobe, New Stanton, Irwin, Penn-Trafford, Hempfield and more.  Oakford Inspections also covers Indiana County, including Indiana and Blairsville, as well as eastern Allegheny County (Monroeville, Penn Hills, and Plum.)