Murfreesboro has a diverse housing market that includes older homes near downtown, established subdivisions, townhomes, manufactured homes, and rapidly growing new-construction communities. Each property presents different systems, materials, and maintenance considerations.
A professional home inspection provides an objective evaluation of the visible and accessible portions of the property. It can help buyers understand a home before closing, help sellers prepare for the market, and give new-home owners useful information before a builder warranty expires.
AAA Complete Home Inspections has served Middle Tennessee since 2014. Owner and inspector Jason Haggard has completed more than 4,000 inspections and holds Tennessee Home Inspector License #2947.
Clients receive a detailed digital report with photographs and clear explanations of the inspector’s observations. Reports are delivered within 24 hours and are often available the same evening.
A buyer home inspection examines the property’s accessible structure, foundation, roof, exterior, plumbing, electrical system, HVAC equipment, attic, insulation, interior, and crawl space or basement.
The inspection report organizes the findings so you can better understand the home’s condition, maintenance considerations, and items that may merit additional evaluation.
A pre-listing inspection helps Murfreesboro homeowners learn more about their property before it is shown to prospective buyers. Having this information early can support repair planning, disclosure discussions, and a more organized listing process.
New construction inspections provide an independent review at important stages of the building process. Depending on when the inspection is scheduled, services may include:
Foundation inspection
Pre-drywall inspection
Final construction inspection
A pre-drywall inspection is completed before insulation and interior wall coverings conceal framing and rough-in components. A final inspection evaluates visible and accessible systems before the buyer completes the transaction.
A one-year builder warranty inspection is generally completed during the home’s eleventh month. The resulting report documents visible conditions that the homeowner may want to discuss with the builder before the warranty period concludes.
If repairs were requested after the orig inspection, a re-inspection can document the visible condition of the specified items after the work has reportedly been completed.
Radon is a naturally occurring gas that may accumulate inside homes. Because it cannot be detected by sight or smell, testing is the reliable way to determine the measured radon level during the test period.
Radon testing can be scheduled with a standard home inspection or requested as a separate service.
A mold inspection may be appropriate when there is visible growth, a musty odor, a history of moisture intrusion, or another indoor air quality concern. The inspection documents accessible conditions and can include targeted sampling when testing is warranted.
Some older building materials may contain asbestos. Testing can provide useful information before renovation, removal, or other work that may disturb a suspected material.
Homes built before 1978 may contain lead-based paint. Professional testing can help buyers, owners, and contractors better understand whether lead is present in the tested areas.
If repairs were requested after the original Thermal imaging identifies surface temperature patterns that may merit closer investigation. When used alongside a visual inspection, it can provide additional information about certain areas that are not readily apparent under normal viewing conditions.
AAA Complete Home Inspections also offers services that may be appropriate for particular properties, including:
Pool and spa inspections
Manufactured home inspections
Single-component inspections
Re-inspections
Mold and indoor air quality services
Asbestos testing
Lead-based paint testing
Murfreesboro’s continued growth means buyers may encounter homes from many different construction periods. Properties near downtown may have older materials or previous updates, while homes in newer Rutherford County developments may benefit from phase or builder warranty inspections.
AAA Complete Home Inspections combines local field experience with a consistent inspection process and clearly organized reporting.
Serving Middle Tennessee since 2014
More than 4,000 property inspections completed
Tennessee Home Inspector License #2947
Detailed digital reports with photographs
Report delivery within 24 hours, often the same evening
Residential and specialty inspection services
Experience with older homes, new construction, and manufactured homes
Why should I schedule a home inspection?
A home inspection provides an objective overview of the property’s visible and accessible systems. The report can help you understand current conditions, plan for maintenance, and determine whether further evaluation by an appropriate specialist is needed.
How long does a Murfreesboro home inspection take?
A typical inspection may take approximately two to four hours. Larger, older, occupied, or less-accessible properties may require additional time. Specialty services can also affect the appointment length.
What areas of the home are included?
The inspection generally covers the roof, exterior, foundation, structure, electrical system, plumbing, HVAC equipment, attic, insulation, interior, and accessible crawl space or basement. The exact scope depends on the property and the services selected.
How quickly will I receive the report?
Inspection reports are delivered within 24 hours and are often emailed the same evening. The report includes photographs and explanations of the observed conditions.
Can I attend the inspection?
Yes. Buyers are encouraged to attend when possible. This allows you to view observations in context and ask questions about the home’s systems, maintenance, and report findings.
Can radon or mold testing be completed during the same visit?
Specialty services can often be coordinated with the standard inspection. Available options include radon measurement, mold testing, thermal imaging, pool and spa inspections, asbestos testing, and lead-based paint testing.
Does a new Murfreesboro home need an independent inspection?
A newly constructed home can still benefit from an independent inspection. Foundation, pre-drywall, final construction, and one-year warranty inspections provide opportunities to evaluate the home at different stages.
Make your next real estate decision with a clearer understanding of the property.
Call AAA Complete Home Inspections at (615) 410-6340 or schedule online to learn more about home inspection services in Murfreesboro and Rutherford County.
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