One hour at the property
Share your main concerns at the start so you and the inspector can focus the hour on what you most want to understand.
- A 60-minute consultation
- A walkthrough alongside an inspector
- A conversation guided by your questions
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One hour with a trained inspector. Walk the home together, ask about visible conditions and discuss the concerns that matter most to you.
Or call (703) 450-6398 and we will book it for you.
A Walk and Talk is an on-site consultation for buyers and their agents. You spend an hour walking the property with an inspector, discussing visible conditions and asking questions as you go.
Share your main concerns at the start so you and the inspector can focus the hour on what you most want to understand.
Your inspector shares observations during the visit, with the opportunity to ask follow-up questions while you are looking at the home together.
A Walk and Talk is not a full home inspection. If you need a broad evaluation with documented findings, book a residential home inspection.
A focused conversation with an inspector can help you understand a home you are considering. Set aside an hour at the property to discuss your questions before deciding what to do next.
Walk with an inspector and discuss the home while you can see the conditions you are asking about.
A consultation at a property you are considering can help you understand that home before deciding whether to pursue it.
Point out the visible conditions that stand out to you and discuss what might warrant more investigation.
Plan for one hour at the property. Coordinate access for the full appointment and bring the questions you most want to discuss.
Three steps from booking to a focused conversation at the property.
Step 1
Call our office or schedule online. Share the property details and your preferred appointment time, and coordinate access to the home for the full hour.
Step 2
Bring the questions and areas of concern you want to cover. Your inspector can focus the conversation on what you most want to know.
Step 3
Your inspector discusses visible conditions with you during the visit and answers questions as they come up. The consultation does not include a written report.
Our inspectors are licensed, insured and continuously trained. The certifications, memberships and recognition below are part of the professional team behind your consultation.
InterNACHIInternational Association of Certified Home Inspectors.
Certified Master InspectorA senior designation in the inspection profession.
ASHIAmerican Society of Home Inspectors.
BBB Accredited, A+Accredited since 2019 with an A+ rating.
Angi Super Service AwardAwarded for 2025 on verified customer reviews.
Thumbtack Top ProTop Pro standing earned on customer reviews.
See more about our inspector certifications and association memberships and awards.
What happens during the visit, what you receive and when a full inspection may be a better fit.
It is a one-hour consultation at the property with a trained inspector. You walk the home together, discuss visible conditions and receive verbal guidance on the concerns you raise.
The consultation lasts one hour. Arrange access to the property for the full appointment and bring your main questions so you can make the most of the time.
No. A Walk and Talk is a verbal consultation during the visit. If you need documented findings, consider a residential home inspection.
Yes. Bring the questions and areas of concern you most want to discuss. The conversation is meant to help you make the most of your time at the property.
No. A full home inspection evaluates the property more broadly and delivers a written report. A Walk and Talk provides focused verbal guidance during your walkthrough.
Share the property details, your preferred appointment time and any concerns you want to discuss. Plan for one hour of access to the home.
Request a free quote for a one-hour Walk and Talk or call (703) 450-6398 to discuss your appointment.
Still have a question? Call (703) 450-6398 or see our full FAQ.
A Walk and Talk gives you verbal guidance. A full home inspection gives you a wider evaluation and a written report.