Suprise AZ Certified Home Inspector

Scottsdale Desert Inspections provides full service in Suprise Arizona

We analyze everything from framing to HVAC, Plumbing to grading, and so much more. To help you understand the basics of what is included on your home inspection, here are a few of the items that are included:

EXTERIOR: Grading, Drainage, Fencing, Garages, Driveways, Vegetation Impact, Decks, Patios, Foundations, Doors, Windows, Lights
ROOFING: Surface Materials, Flashing, Over-Hangs, Drainage
ATTIC: Access,, Ventilation, Framing, Insulation, Electrical, Plumbing, Ducting
INTERIOR: Walls, Floors, Ceilings, Stairs, Doors, Closets, Fireplaces
ELECTRICAL: Service Capacity, Circuitry, Outlets & Switches
PLUMBING: Visible Piping, Fixtures, Drains, Pressure, Water Heater
HEAT & AC: Type, Operation Distribution, Controls, Filters
KITCHEN: Sink, Cabinets, Counters, Built In Appliances
BATHROOMS: Fixtures, Plumbing Ventilation, Tiled Surfaces
TERMITE INSPECTIONS and POOL INSPECTIONS Upon Requests
MOLD: performed in accordance with the Mold Inspection Standards of Practice of the International Association of Certified Indoor Air Consultants
SEWER LINE INSPECTION: uses a high-resolution camera to visually examine the interior of your sewer lateral line from the home to the city main or septic connection

Suprise Arizona's Real Estate Outlook 

The Surprise, Arizona, real estate market has shifted into a balanced, buyer-friendly environment in the fast-growing West Valley of the greater Phoenix metro area. Zillow reports the typical home value at approximately $421,000, down about 2.7% year-over-year, while Redfin shows the median sale price around $415,000 in February (down 2.4% YoY), with other sources citing median figures between $415,000 and $440,000 depending on the neighborhood and data set. Active inventory has risen noticeably (often exceeding 2,500 listings citywide), pushing median days on market to 51–79 days — significantly longer than in tighter prior years. This gives buyers more negotiating power, greater selection among new construction and family-oriented communities, and reduced bidding pressure.