
Home Inspections
We provide thorough home inspections to evaluate the major systems and components of your home, helping you understand its condition before you buy, sell, or simply want to take better care of it.
Home Inspections in Des Moines & Central Iowa
Know What You’re Buying. Know What You Own.
A home is a big investment. Whether you're buying your first home, selling a property, or you've lived there for years, you deserve to know what's really going on.
At Titan Home Inspections, we take a thorough, educational approach to home inspections. We look at the major systems and components of the home, identify visible defects and safety concerns, and explain our findings in plain English.
We don't believe in creating a list of problems just to hand you a report. Our job is to help you understand your home so you can make informed decisions about maintenance, repairs, and your investment.
We provide home inspections for buyers, sellers, homeowners, and real estate investors throughout Des Moines and Central Iowa.
What Is a Home Inspection?
A home inspection is a visual examination of the readily accessible systems and components of a home.
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During a Titan home inspection, we evaluate the home's major systems and components, including:
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Roof and drainage
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Exterior surfaces, doors, and windows
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Foundation and structure
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Attic, insulation, and ventilation
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Plumbing systems
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Electrical systems
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Heating and cooling systems
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Interior walls, ceilings, floors, and finishes
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Fireplaces and chimneys, where accessible
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Visible signs of moisture intrusion
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Other readily accessible components that may affect the condition or safety of the home
We document our findings and provide a detailed digital report so you can understand the condition of the property and what may need attention.

Home Inspections for Buyers
Buying a Home? Know Before You Close.
A home can look perfect during a showing and still have issues that aren't obvious at first glance.
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A professional home inspection gives you an opportunity to learn more about the property before you finalize one of the biggest purchases you'll make.
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A Titan home inspection can help you:
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Identify significant defects and safety concerns
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Understand the condition of major home systems
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Learn about maintenance needs
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Plan for potential repairs and future expenses
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Ask informed questions before closing
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Better understand how your new home works
Why Homebuyers Choose Titan
Get the Bigger Picture
We look beyond the cosmetics to evaluate the home's major systems and components.
Understand the Findings
We explain what we find in straightforward language instead of burying you in technical jargon.
Plan Ahead
Knowing about maintenance and repairs can help you prepare for future expenses instead of being surprised by them.
Buy With More Confidence
An inspection won't tell you everything about a home, but it can give you valuable information about its current condition.
We’re not here to scare you away from a house. We’re here to give you the information you need to make your own decision.

Home Inspections for Sellers
Find Problems Before Your Buyer Does.
Selling a home can be stressful enough without discovering an unexpected problem during the buyer's inspection.
A pre-listing inspection gives you an opportunity to identify potential concerns before putting your home on the market.
A seller inspection can help you:
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Find issues before listing
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Decide which repairs are worth addressing
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Reduce surprises during negotiations
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Provide potential buyers with additional information
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Better understand your home's current condition
Taking care of known issues before listing can make the selling process more predictable and give you a better understanding of what to expect.
Home Inspections for Homeowners
You Don't Have to Be Buying or Selling to Get an Inspection.
Your home needs maintenance whether you're moving tomorrow or planning to stay for the next 20 years.
An inspection can help current homeowners identify developing problems before they become expensive emergencies.
Consider a home inspection if:
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You haven't had your home inspected in several years
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You're planning a major renovation
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You've noticed moisture, drainage, or structural concerns
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You're experiencing problems with your home's systems
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You're preparing to sell
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You recently purchased an older home
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You simply want to know what needs attention
What to Expect from a Titan Home Inspection
Here's how our home inspection process works:
1. Inspection & Evaluation
We examine the home's readily accessible systems and components, looking for visible defects, safety concerns, maintenance issues, and conditions that may warrant further evaluation.
2. Document Findings
We document significant findings with photographs and detailed descriptions so you can see what we're talking about.
3. Explain What We Find
We don't expect you to be a construction expert. We'll explain our findings in plain English and help you understand what they mean.
4. Provide Your Report
You'll receive a detailed digital inspection report documenting our findings and recommendations.
5. Ask Questions
An inspection report is only useful if you understand it. We're happy to explain findings and help you understand what deserves attention and what can simply be monitored.

Why Choose Titan for Your Home Inspection?
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Thorough: We take the time to evaluate the home's major systems and components.
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Educational: We don't just point out problems—we explain what we find.
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Clear communication: Our goal is to make inspection findings understandable.
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Experienced: Titan's inspection approach is backed by professional training and experience with residential and commercial systems.
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Standards-based: We perform home inspections according to applicable inspection Standards of Practice.
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Client-focused: We're here to provide information, not pressure you into unnecessary repairs.
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Local: We serve Des Moines and communities throughout Central Iowa.
​Our job is to educate, not alarm. We give you the information you need to make informed decisions about your home.

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