If there is one thing that is true about home inspections, it’s that there are many misconceptions and myths surrounding the profession. The scope of work, the ability of the inspector to do this. This video is a fun look at some of the most common myths home inspectors run into. Exceptional Home Inspections father-son inspection team, Brad and Don Williams join us for a discussion on 6 of the top home inspection myths.

Myth 1 – Home Inspectors can see into walls. I know this may come as a huge disappointment to many, but home inspectors do not have super powers. We cannot see into walls. What inspectors do is use an educated eye to view the situation from every possible angle to determine the most likely problem and underlying issue. In many cases, this trained eye with the aid of tools like moisture meters, probes and sometimes IR cameras, home inspectors can make accurate determinations of what is going on that is unseen. It is important to know that when moisture is involved it is not until an invasive inspection is conducted that the extent of hidden damage can be determined. Home inspections are purely visual and non-invasive in nature.