Book a licensed inspector in minutes. We evaluate structure, roofing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and safety systems—then deliver a clear digital report you can use at the negotiating table.
Schedule inspections for homes in every U.S. market we serve, with flexible weekday and weekend appointments.
Inspectors follow InterNACHI standards and document findings with photos, moisture readings, and plain-language notes.
Package prices are published before you book. Add specialty tests only when they protect your purchase.
Need radon, sewer scope, or a new-construction walk-through? We match the inspection to the property and your timeline.
Victoria Home Inspection was built for consumers who want an independent second look before they buy, sell, or renovate. We do not repair homes and we do not sell contractor leads from your report. Our only job is to tell you what the house is doing today and what it is likely to need next.
From starter ranches to historic Victorians, every visit covers the systems that drive insurance, financing, and safety. You receive a digital report—often the same day—so your agent can write a repair request while the facts are still fresh.
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Select a package that matches the property—single-family, condo, new construction, or a specialty add-on such as radon or sewer scope.
Add the service to your cart and share the property city, square footage, and closing timeline. A coordinator confirms the visit window.
Attend the last hour of the inspection, then receive a photo-rich digital report you can share with your agent, lender, or contractor.
Choose a single visit or a buyer-and-seller bundle. Prices shown are typical for homes up to 2,500 square feet. Larger properties are quoted after you share details.
Focused review for smaller homes, condos, and well-maintained properties.
Our most booked package for typical U.S. single-family purchases.
Extended time on site plus the most requested specialty tests.
“The report was detailed enough for our lender and clear enough for us. We used the roof and HVAC notes to negotiate a credit before closing in Denver.”
“We almost waived the inspection. Victoria’s walkthrough found an active leak at the chimney chase that the listing photos never showed.”
“As a listing agent I recommend them because the tone is factual, not alarming. Sellers get a punch list they can actually complete.”
Get straightforward answers about timing, reports, and what a consumer inspection can—and cannot—cover.
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Gutter cleaning, HVAC filter changes, and grading tweaks that keep moisture away from the foundation.
Soft flooring, mismatched GFCI protection, and staining that often points to a larger moisture story.
How inspectors talk about paint, wiring, and chimneys without turning every finding into a deal-breaker.
