Every inspection ends with a written report. Before you book with anyone — us included — read one. Here is a complete Leading Edge Plus inspection report, free to download, no email required.
This is a complete report — not a brochure and not an excerpt. Open it, scroll it, and judge the detail for yourself.
Most inspection companies will not show you a report until you have already paid. That makes it impossible to compare two inspectors on the thing that actually matters — the work product you are left holding after the inspector drives away. Kelly Lopez would rather you read the report first and book second.
You should never have to guess which outlet, which valve, or which corner of the roof. Each item is documented with a color photo taken during the inspection.
Findings are written so a first-time buyer can follow them. Where a repair needs a licensed trade, the report says which trade and why.
Safety and moisture items are called out clearly and separated from ordinary age-related wear, so you can build a repair request without arguing over cosmetics.
Usually the same day. It arrives as a PDF you can forward straight to your agent, your lender, or a contractor for an estimate.
Gilbert, Chandler, Mesa, Queen Creek & the East Valley · Report within 24 hours
What does a home inspection report look like?
A Leading Edge Plus home inspection report is a full narrative report with color photos, plain-English explanations, and a clear recommendation for every finding. You can download a complete sample on this page and read it end to end before you book.
How soon do I get my inspection report?
Kelly delivers your written report within 24 hours of the inspection, and in most cases the same day. It arrives by email as a PDF you can forward straight to your agent or lender.
Is a sewer scope report separate from the home inspection report?
Yes. The sewer scope is its own inspection with its own report, including still images from the camera run and a description of the line condition. Ask us for a copy when you book.
Can I share the report with my agent or contractor?
Yes — the report is your document. Most buyers forward it to their agent for the repair request, and to contractors for estimates.