An Allegiance Home Inspection is a comprehensive evaluation of a home's systems, completed by an educated and certified inspector.
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Roof, Vents, Flashings and Trim Gutters, Downspouts, Skylights, Chimney, Other Roof Penetrations
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Outdoor Air Conditioning Units, Grading and Drainage, Decks, Stoops, Porches, Walkways, and Railings, Eaves, Soffits, and Fascia
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Fireplace Damper Door and Hearth Insulation, Attic, Garage, including Door Openers and Safety Sensors, Flooring and Sub-flooring, Stairs and Banisters
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Basement, Foundation and Crawlspace, Heating and Cooling Systems, Electrical System, Breakers and Fuses
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As a Pittsburgh Home Inspection company, Allegiance’s owner and Cheif Inspector holds certifications from the International Association of Ceritified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI) and the HomeSpection Training Institute.
A general Pittsburgh Home Inspection is a comprehensive evaluation of a home's systems, completed by an educated and certified inspector. Our home inspection will cover all the important parts of the home.
Give us a call or send us an email today to schedule your inspection! Joshua Lindner Allegiance Home Inspection (412) 969-4388
If you have been looking to buy a home in Pittsburgh you know that Pittsburgh’s Real Estate Market is, well, a little chaotic. A common issue many Home Buyers are running into is after a long extensive search, when they finally find a home, it becomes painfully obvious that they […]
Did you see it? We Did. The opening to a 🐝White/Bald Faced Hornets Nest🐝 that is behind the walls! Being proactive with an Allegiance Home Inspection can address these concerns before the weather gets warmer. This is the best/ safest time to find it! It is important to seal all holes around your house no […]
⚡It’s ELECTRIC!⚡…..and when it detaches from the breaker with 💥sparks💥 it’s terrifying! There were multiple loose wires not properly secured/ tightened to the breakers. Professional Home Inspectors can be on the front lines to prevent such damage. “Electrical failures or malfunctions were the second leading cause of U.S. home fires in 2012-2016 (behind fires caused […]
