Home Inspector in Port Orchard, WA — Local Knowledge. CMI Certified.

Why Choose Us

Port Orchard Homes — Local Knowledge Matters

Port Orchard's housing market includes everything from historic homes in the downtown area and established South Kitsap neighborhoods to newer construction in growing areas like McCormick Woods and Glenwood.

South Kitsap's marine climate means moisture management is always a priority. Older homes frequently present challenges including aging electrical systems, galvanized plumbing, and crawl spaces needing attention. Newer developments bring their own questions around installation quality and drainage.

Bryan's deep experience with Kitsap County homes means every issue gets identified and clearly communicated — so you begin ownership prepared, not surprised.

What We Inspect

Every Port Orchard Home Inspection Includes

A complete evaluation of every major system and component — with a detailed report delivered within 24 hours.

• Roof — condition, flashing, gutters, drainage, and remaining life
• Foundation & structure — settlement, cracking, moisture intrusion
• Crawl space — insulation, vapor barrier, moisture, and pest evidence
• Attic — ventilation, insulation, roof sheathing, and leak evidence
• Electrical — panel condition, wiring, GFCI protection, and safety
• Plumbing — supply lines, drain lines, water heater, and fixtures
• HVAC — heating and cooling systems, ductwork, and condition
• Exterior — siding, windows, decks, drainage, and grading
• Interior — walls, ceilings, floors, doors, and windows throughout

South Kitsap

Also Serving Nearby South Kitsap Communities

In addition to Port Orchard, we serve all of South Kitsap including Gorst, Olalla, and Retsil. If you're buying anywhere in South Kitsap, call or text to confirm coverage in your area.

Pricing & Scheduling

Home Inspection Cost in Port Orchard

Every inspection is quoted based on the specific property — square footage, age, and complexity all factor in. Here's what to expect for a typical Port Orchard home:

Recent Real Inspection

A Recent Port Orchard Home Inspection

This Port Orchard inspection illustrated how a single house can accumulate decades of water-management compromises. Bryan flagged multiple downspouts discharging directly against the foundation, failed corrugated subsurface drainage piping, missing Z-metal flashings at horizontal siding junctures, and roof flashings installed without standard kickout, drip-edge, or re-direct details. Inside, the inspection identified a mixing valve in the primary shower installed with hot and cold reversed, an incorrectly installed water-heater pressure relief discharge tube, ungrounded outlets, no functional carbon-monoxide alarms, and steep non-conforming basement stairs that terminated at a door without a landing. Twenty-seven repair items in a home that looked entirely serviceable from the outside.