SAMPLE HOME INSPECTION REPORTS
See what your inspection report includes
Browse examples of MVI’s inspection findings, equipment inventory, and grading documentation. See how observations, photographs, and recommended next steps are presented.
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Preview of a sample findings summary. Read the sample documents below.
Browse our sample reports.
Explore the selected samples below. Use the report selector, page controls and zoom to read each example without leaving this page.
A clear guide to your report
The TREC form selections
I — Inspected
NI — Not Inspected
NP — Not Present
D — Deficient
Read the form selections together with the inspector’s comments. ‘Inspected’ does not mean an item is free of deficiencies.
What the report icons mean
Use these symbols alongside the written findings. Each icon describes an individual observation, not a rating of the entire home.
No Deficiencies
No deficiency was observed in the inspected item at the time of inspection. This does not guarantee future performance or conditions that could not be seen.
Deficient
An observed condition needs attention. Read the finding for the recommended repair, correction, or further evaluation.
Hazard
An observed condition may present a safety risk. Read the finding carefully and follow the recommended precautions and next steps.
Maintenance
Routine care or upkeep is recommended to help maintain the item and reduce deterioration.
Information
Helpful context about the home, equipment, or an observation. Read the note for details and any recommended follow-up.
Not Inspected
The item was not inspected. Read the report for the reason, limitations, and any recommended further evaluation.
These icons supplement the written report and do not replace the TREC form selections, inspection comments, or stated limitations.
Make the most of your report
Review the overview
Start with the findings overview to locate observations you want to understand.
Read the full report
Read the detailed comments, limitations, and supporting documents, even if you attended the walkthrough.
Note your questions
Ask your inspector to explain findings, diagrams, or recommendations you would like to understand better.
Plan your next steps
Discuss transaction questions with your agent and arrange recommended professional evaluations within applicable deadlines.
About these samples
What does the sample library include?
The viewer includes a 23-page sample home inspection report and seven supporting examples: findings summary, equipment inventory, foundation elevations, floor plan, aerial roof documentation, thermal imaging, and grading and drainage. These public samples show how MVI presents findings; your own report documents your property and the services included in your inspection.
Is the equipment inventory the same as the inspection report?
No. It is a separate supplementary reference document. Read it alongside the Property Inspection Report, not as a replacement for the findings.
Will my report include every type of diagram or image?
Your documents depend on the selected services and inspection scope. Refer to your service description and inspection documents for the applicable deliverables.