Make Sure Your Home Is Safe
Home Buyer Inspections
Our home inspectors at KPM Home Inspections LLC works with both homebuyers and realtors to make sure we deliver top-notch home buying inspections in New Orleans and unmatched customer care.
We check every part of your potential property so you can be confident that you’re not buying an undercover fixer-upper.
Our local home inspectors provide you with a detailed report on-site or via email so you can have everything you need to negotiate with the seller and make an informed buying decision.
We’ve worked hard to cultivate a solid reputation in New Orleans & LaPlace, LA & surrounding areas for our meticulous home inspections .
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Why You Need a Pre-Purchase Home Inspection
Homes in New Orleans face challenges that many other regions don’t. High humidity, frequent storms, historic construction, and soil conditions can all contribute to hidden issues that might not be obvious during a walkthrough. A home inspection before buying helps you uncover these underlying problems so you can make an informed decision.
Common issues we find during pre-purchase property inspections include:
Moisture intrusion and water damage
Foundation shifting due to local soil conditions
Roof wear from storms and high heat
Termite activity or conducive conditions
Outdated electrical systems
Plumbing concerns
Structural wear in older homes
What’s Included in Our Home Buyer Inspection Services
Our home buying inspections are thorough and detailed. We evaluate visible and accessible areas of the property, documenting the condition of major systems and structural components. Every complete inspection includes:
Roofing and drainage
Foundation and structural integrity
Exterior siding and grading
Attics, insulation, and ventilation
Electrical systems and panels
Plumbing systems and fixtures
HVAC systems
Windows, doors, and interior features
Appliances
Crawlspaces, piers, and support structures
Safety issues and code concerns
Because many New Orleans homes sit on piers or include crawlspaces, we pay special attention to moisture levels, ventilation, and structural support.
Drone Aerial Photography for Enhanced Evaluation
Not all roof issues can be seen from the ground. That’s why we include drone aerial photography as part of our inspection process. This technology allows us to capture high-resolution images of hard-to-reach areas, including chimneys, flashing, valleys, and roof slopes.
Drone photography is especially helpful for homes with steep roofs, multi-story structures, or complex rooflines common in older neighborhoods like Uptown or the Marigny.
203k Consultant Support for Renovation-Minded Buyers
Many New Orleans buyers look for homes with renovation potential. As a trusted 203k consultant, we can help you plan for repairs or upgrades from the start. If you’re considering an FHA 203k loan, we guide you through the process to ensure your improvements meet standards and support your long-term investment.
Personalized Service From Start to Finish
Every buyer has unique concerns, and every home has its own story. We start each residential pre-buy inspection with a free consultation so we can understand your goals, the property’s history, and any areas you want us to pay extra attention to.
Once the inspection is complete, we provide a clear, detailed report with photos, explanations, and recommendations. We take time to walk you through our findings so you fully understand the property’s condition.
Realtor Home Inspection FAQ
A realtor home inspection is a comprehensive evaluation of a property conducted for homebuyers in collaboration with realtors. The inspection covers all major systems and structural components to ensure the home is safe, functional, and accurately represented before purchase.
A professional home inspection helps buyers identify potential issues, from hidden damage to outdated systems, before closing. This knowledge allows you to negotiate repairs or adjust your offer, ensuring you make an informed decision and avoid unexpected costs.
After the inspection, you will receive a thorough report detailing the condition of all major systems, including roofing, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, windows, and structural components. The report is provided on-site or via email, making it easy to review and use during negotiations.
