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Custom Home Maintenance Plan
Get a custom home maintenance plan that you can connect with your Google or Apple calendar.
Online Home Portal
Keep all of your home's documents, reports, and warranties in one safe place online.
Repair Priority List
Track repairs by priority, and get access to a preferred vendors list.
Repair Estimate Tool
Fast repair estimates from inspection reports. Only available to real estate agents.
Buy With Confidence: Know Before You Commit
As a home buyer, you deserve to know exactly what you’re investing in. Lock and Key Property Inspection's buyer inspections are designed to identify hidden issues, help you make informed decisions, and gain peace of mind about your purchase. The inspection will cover major systems from the foundation to the roof and nearly everything in between, ensuring informed negotiations and avoiding buyers remorse.
Sell With Confidence: Prepare Your Home for the Market
A pre-listing inspection sets the stage for a successful sale by addressing potential red flags before buyers even step through the door. By understanding your home’s condition upfront, you can tackle repairs in advance, provide buyers with greater transparency, and secure stronger offers. Lock and Key Property “Inspection's pre-listing inspections are designed to help discover and fix issues before listing so you can showcase your property at its best.
Tailored Inspections for Home Buyers & Sellers
Thorough Assessments to Ensure a Smooth Real Estate Journey
A home inspection is a limited, visual, non-invasive check from roof to foundation. This includes major systems like the structure, roof, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, attic/insulation, interiors, doors/windows, etc. It’s not code enforcement, invasive testing, or a warranty. If something needs deeper analysis, your inspector can recommend the right specialist.
When it is recommended:
A professional home inspection is recommended for nearly every purchase, including resale homes, and new construction. It helps prevent unexpected repairs that can cost thousands of dollars and can even strengthen your negotiation power. According to a Porch survey of 998 homebuyers, respondents reported saving an average of $14,000 on the final price of their home by negotiating based on their inspection results.
When it is not recommended:
You might consider skipping an inspection if you’re planning a full tear-down, land-value purchase, or complete renovation where every major system will be replaced anyway.
Condos & Townhomes:
Your inspector will inspect everything that belongs to you, the unit interior, including mechanical systems, plumbing fixtures, electrical components, appliances, and interior finishes. Common areas such as the roof, exterior, structure, and shared grounds usually fall under the HOA’s responsibility. While those aren’t part of the unit inspection, your inspector will still note any visible concerns so you can bring them up with the association or management.
Multi-Unit Properties:
Multi unit properties can be inspected and usually have a lower cost per unit since they share areas such as the roof, siding, grounds, etc.. Reports can be delivered unit-by-unit, keeping maintenance items and tenant issues clearly separated. This makes it easy to plan repairs, budgets, or negotiations without confusion.
Meet Graham, Certified Professional Inspector
Before launching Lock and Key Property Inspections, Graham Granger gained hands-on experience in the trades working along side general contractors, home inspectors, and maintenance staff. Most recently he worked as the Head of Maintenance to manage and maintain over 100 homes and apartment units by doing inspections, repairs, and remodels.
As a Certified Professional Inspector (CPI) with industry experience, Graham brings real-world insight to every inspection, recognizing not just what’s wrong, but why it happened, how to fix it, and how to prevent future repairs.
His mission is simple: Provide homeowners peace of mind and lasting value for years to come.