Yes, we provide top-rated home inspection services to Kannapolis, NC 28027, 28036, 28081, 28082, 28083 & 28088. Our goal is to provide our clients with the best home inspection experience. With over 4,000+ home inspections completed, we have the knowledge and expertise to help you make informed decisions.

We serve all of the local neighborhoods in Kannapolis, NC. Kellswater Bridge, Forest Brook, Lantern Green, Manchester Place, Mission Hills, Salem Creek, Settlers Ridge, Stonewyck, The Falls, and Trinity Crossing, among others.

Yes! Home inspectors must be licensed in both North Carolina and South Carolina, and ours are no exception. In Kannapolis, NC, our home inspectors are fully licensed, insured, certified, and committed to ongoing training. This ensures they stay up to date with the latest industry standards and home inspection practices.

A home inspection is essential for understanding the condition of a property before you buy. It provides a detailed overview of the home’s structure, systems, and any potential issues. Professional inspectors can identify problems that might not be immediately visible, helping you avoid costly surprises and negotiate repairs or adjustments with the seller. A home inspection is your best tool for making an informed decision.

Home inspectors  in Kannapolis, NC conduct a comprehensive evaluation of the property, including:

• Roof – Condition, materials, drainage, and potential leaks.
• Exterior – Siding, windows, doors, trim, grading, and drainage.
• Structure – Foundation, framing, crawl space, and attic.
• Interior – Walls, ceilings, floors, stairs, and railings.
• HVAC System – Heating, cooling, ductwork, and ventilation.
• Plumbing – Water supply, drains, fixtures, and water heater.
• Electrical System – Service panel, wiring, outlets, and fixtures.
• Insulation & Ventilation – Attic, crawl space, and energy efficiency.
• Built-in Appliances – Functionality of major installed appliances.

 A typical home inspection in Kannapolis lasts two to three hours, depending on the property's size and complexity. During the inspection, the professional will thoroughly examine all systems and components. Reports are usually delivered within 24 hours, providing timely and actionable insights for your decision-making process.  

Home inspection fees vary based on the size of the home. For properties up to 1,000 square feet in Kannapolis, NC, our starting price is $375. Larger homes may cost between $500-$600 on average.

No, a home inspection is not a pass-or-fail process. Instead, it’s a detailed evaluation of the property’s condition. Your report will list deficiencies and recommendations to help you make informed decisions. Every home has its share of issues, but the inspection empowers you with the information needed to negotiate repairs or proceed confidently with your purchase.

Building a home is an exciting journey, but you may be surprised to learn that there are three key inspections you should consider along the way. Each serves an important purpose in ensuring your new home is built to the highest standards.

1. Pre-Drywall Inspection

Before the drywall goes up, it's crucial to have a pre-drywall inspection. At this stage, many structural and mechanical components—such as framing, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC—are still exposed, making it easier to identify and address potential issues before they’re hidden behind walls. Catching problems early can prevent costly repairs down the road.

2. Final Inspection (Post-Construction)

Once construction is complete and you’ve had your final walkthrough (often called a ‘blue tape’ walkthrough), it’s time for a comprehensive home inspection. Even in brand-new homes, defects can range from minor cosmetic flaws to significant structural or mechanical issues. A professional home inspector can provide a detailed assessment, giving you peace of mind before finalizing your purchase.

3. 11th-Month Builder’s Warranty Inspection

Most builders offer a one-year warranty on new homes, which is why an 11th-month inspection is highly recommended. Before your warranty expires, an inspector can evaluate your home for any developing issues—many of which may not have been noticeable when you first moved in. This inspection gives you a documented report to present to your builder, ensuring any necessary repairs are addressed while still under warranty.

Each of these inspections plays a critical role in protecting your investment and ensuring your new home meets expectations.

While not mandatory, attending your home inspection is highly recommended. It allows you to:

 Yes, with the FlexFund Program offered by Bannon Home Inspections, you can defer payment until closing for your Kannapolis home inspection and any add-on services. This no-cost option is ideal for buyers who want to avoid upfront expenses or preserve their credit during the home-buying process. It’s a convenient way to get the inspection you need without added financial stress.