Know what is solid, what needs work, and what can wait.
We inspect the house the way buyers and homeowners actually need it explained: plainly, thoroughly, and without filler. Whether you are under contract or checking in on the home you already own, Horizon Home Inspections gives you a practical read on the property: roof, structure, systems, moisture concerns, and the smaller issues that often turn into larger bills later.
A straightforward inspection, a useful report, and answers that make sense. The goal is simple: help you separate routine maintenance from expensive surprises and give you a report you can actually use.
From roof coverings and drainage to outlets, plumbing fixtures, HVAC, and accessible structure, we look at the parts that shape repair decisions.
With a licensed roofer on staff, we can give you a more informed look at the roof—not just a quick glance from the ground.
You get photos, direct notes, and enough context to understand whether an item belongs on a repair list now or on a maintenance list later.
Photos and diagnostic tools help show what we are seeing, especially when a stain, draft, or heat pattern needs more than a one-line explanation.
We explain findings in everyday language so buyers, owners, and agents can talk through next steps without a lot of guesswork.
Choose the inspection that fits where you are in the process. Most clients come to us for one of two reasons: they are about to buy a house, or they want to see how the one they already own is holding up.
Our standard pre-purchase inspection covers the home's major systems and visible condition so you know what deserves attention before closing.
Built for sellers who want fewer surprises. A pre-listing inspection helps you identify issues early, disclose with confidence, and protect negotiation leverage before your home hits the market.
This follow-up visit compares current conditions with your original report so you can catch wear, deferred maintenance, or new issues before they get expensive.
A practical look at the systems and surfaces that tell the real story of a house. We perform a visual, non-invasive inspection of the home's accessible systems and components so you have a better sense of present condition and likely next steps.
One thing that sets us apart: we have a licensed roofer on staff, so you get extra confidence around one of the home’s most expensive systems.
Book an InspectionThe finished report is meant to help you make decisions. You can use it to ask better questions, request repairs, compare contractor bids, or plan maintenance over time.
We focus on residential inspections and Anniversary Maintenance Inspections, with attention to the kinds of wear coastal Virginia homes often show first.
Why buyers book Horizon
Because roof repairs can be expensive, many clients appreciate having a licensed roofer on our team to help explain the roof’s condition more clearly before they move forward.
We want inspection reports to be useful, not intimidating. Horizon was built around a simple standard: inspect carefully, explain findings plainly, and leave people with something more useful than a pile of vague warnings.
The team came to inspections through roofing, contracting, finance, and technology, but the standard is the same across the board: pay attention, document what matters, and explain it in language clients can use.
Licensed Home Inspector
Zach brings a level of detail and integrity that homeowners can count on. He explains every finding in everyday language so clients make confident, timely decisions without feeling overwhelmed.
Operator
Collin holds a Computer Science degree with a focus in software engineering and has spent the last ten years working in big tech, from Infrastructure IT to running and growing a Solutions Consulting business.
Finance & Inspection Specialist
Luke GaNun was born and raised in Chesapeake, Virginia, and takes pride in serving his local community.
Hands-on building knowledge, modern tools where they help, and reporting that stays readable.
We serve buyers and homeowners across Hampton Roads and the Peninsula, including older neighborhoods, newer subdivisions, waterfront properties, and condos.
If the property is in the 757, there is a good chance we already know the area.
The process is straightforward: book a time, walk the house carefully, then send a report that helps you decide what comes next.
Straight answers for both real estate professionals and home buyers.
We try to keep room in the schedule for contract timelines and quick turn requests. If you are up against a short deadline, reach out and we will show you the soonest available options.
Yes. The report helps organize major repairs, safety concerns, and routine items so agents and clients can focus on the parts of the inspection that deserve the most attention.
Yes. We walk buyers through the main findings in plain language and help separate urgent items from normal ownership responsibilities.
Yes. We can return for repair verification visits and document what was addressed.
We slow the process down, explain the report in everyday language, and make space for the questions first-time buyers usually have.
Yes. Most sellers choose a pre-listing inspection for peace of mind and control: they want to uncover hidden issues early, disclose with confidence, and avoid losing buyers to surprise findings during negotiations.
Most inspections take 2 to 3 hours, depending on the size, age, and condition of the property.
Yes. We encourage buyers to attend the walkthrough so they can see the house through the inspector's eyes and ask questions on site.
You will receive a digital report with photos, notes, and clear recommendations soon after the inspection.
Yes. We inspect condos and townhomes, with the inspection focused on the parts of the property that fall within the unit or transaction scope.
Moisture intrusion, roof wear, HVAC strain, wood rot, and exterior deterioration are common concerns in this region, especially near the coast.
Roof repairs and replacements can be some of the biggest surprise costs for buyers. Having a licensed roofer on staff helps us explain roof conditions more clearly and give you more practical next-step guidance during the inspection.
Start with the major repairs and safety concerns, then work through the rest with your agent. The report is meant to make those conversations easier, not more confusing.
Let’s talk
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