Why Commonwealth
More Than a Checklist
We approach an inspection with an understanding of the entire homeownership and real estate process. Our hands-on residential real estate experience gives us perspective beyond simply identifying defects.
Thorough
We carefully evaluate the home’s visible and accessible systems and components.
Practical
We explain what matters and provide useful context rather than simply producing a list of deficiencies.
Experienced
Our background includes extensive hands-on experience across residential real estate.
InterNACHI-Certified Inspector
Our inspectors are InterNACHI-certified, bringing a nationally recognized professional standard to every inspection.
What We Inspect
A clear, visual overview of the home’s major visible and accessible systems and components.
Roofing • Exterior • Structure • Foundation • Electrical • Plumbing • Heating • Cooling • Attic & insulation • Interior • Windows & doors • Built-in appliances • Basements and crawlspaces where applicable
See What We Inspect
A Better Inspection Experience
01 Schedule
Choose an available inspection time using our online scheduler.
02 Inspect
We carefully evaluate the home’s visible and accessible systems and components.
03 Understand
Receive a clear, organized inspection report with photographs and practical explanations.
Simple, Transparent Pricing
Straightforward pricing based on the size and age of the home. Your exact inspection price will be provided before you confirm your appointment.
Up to 1,500 sq. ft.
$425
1,501–2,000 sq. ft.
$450
2,001–2,500 sq. ft.
$475
2,501–3,000 sq. ft.
$525
3,001–3,500 sq. ft.
$575
3,501–4,000 sq. ft.
$625
4,001–4,500 sq. ft.
$675
Over 4,500 sq. ft.
Custom Quote
Older Homes
Homes 50–99 years old: +$50
Homes 100+ years old: +$75
Pricing is based on the size and age of the home. Additional charges may apply for multifamily properties, detached structures, unusually complex properties, and additional services.
Questions? Call or text (412) 228-0566
From Pittsburgh and the surrounding communities—local construction and housing characteristics matter. Western Pennsylvania’s homes range from historic properties to newer construction, each with a context worth understanding.