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Please click below on the pictures to enter the inspection information for each type of inpsections.
New Construction Inspections
New construction inspections (also called ICBO, ICC, and Code Inspections) are inspections for homes as they are being built. New Construction Inspections are done for bank financing, and certification of a building that it meets minimum code requirements. New construction/code inspections are required on all new homes built after 1991 in the State of Alaska, regardless of the home's location. Please click here to learn more about New Construction Inspections. Please click here to view information about new construction or code inspections.
Existing Home Inspections
Existing home inspections are usually done for a real estate transaction. This is an inspection to report the condition of a home at the time of the inspection, noting any structural, safety, or sanitary deficiencies that are set by national home inspection standards. An existing home inspection can be done for a home buyer, home seller or home owner. Please click here to learn more about Existing Home Inspections. Please click here to enter information about existing home inspections.
