About Your Report

Modern property inspection reports designed with YOU in mind!

Comprehensive and Fast

Regardless of whether or not you attend the inspection, we will compile a comprehensive Spectora report, which includes all of the information you need to determine the condition of the home.

We deliver our report within 48 hours of the conclusion of your property inspection, so that you can quickly access a full overview of our findings – and discuss them with us and your agent. Learn more about what to expect from your report below.

Easy to Read

High-quality images in HTML and PDF formats.

Email Delivery

We will send you an email with a link to the report.

Mobile-Friendly

Our modern reports can be viewed on your phone or tablet.

HOW TO READ YOUR REPORT

The defects within the report are organized into three categories.

They are Minor Concern (in blue), Moderate Concern (in orange), and High Priority (in red). The category that each defect is in does not determine the importance of the recommended repair. All defects noted on this report should be addressed. Health and safety concerns will be in the Moderate Concern or High Priority depending on the perceived danger and should be addressed ASAP.

All repairs should be performed by licensed and/or qualified contractors in order to ensure the repairs are done safely and properly.

Minor Concern:

 Items or components of the home that are defective and, in the opinion of the inspector, may be considered general maintenance or are typical for the age of the home. Any recommended improvements to the home may also be in this category.

Moderate Concern:

 Items or components that were found to be defective and, if not addressed, these could lead to further problems. These defects are not considered to be routine maintenance. This category may also contain safety hazards or concerns.

High Priority:

 Items or components that were defective and may require major/costly repairs. This category may also contain serious safety hazards or concerns that are in need of immediate attention.

The above categories are based on the Inspector’s professional judgment and are based on the conditions at the time of the inspection. This categorization should not be construed as to mean that items designated as a Minor Concern or Moderate Concern do not need repaired or addressed.
 
The recommendation in each comment is more important than the category in which the defect was placed in.

Limitations:

 In the event that the inspector was not able to inspect/test certain areas or components of the home, there may be a Limitations tab in that section of the report. The Limitations tab may show things that need to be further evaluated after the inspection. I recommend reading any Limitations in the report and addressing them as necessary. 

Photographs:

Several photos and videos are in your inspection report. These photos are for informational purposes and may not include every instance or occurrence of a defect. For example, if the report has three photos of hail damage on the roof, this does not mean that there is only hail damage in those areas.

Repair Request Builder

3ECHO Property Inspections, LLC Repair Request Builder allows our real estate agent partners to quickly select which of our recommendations to include in a custom report to send to the listing agent.

You get an HTML and PDF document that includes our language and allows you to enter in a requested credit amount and custom comments. Let us know if you have any questions!