Buyer inspections
Resale homes of any age, from Victorian-era to last year.
Home inspections in McKinney, TX
From the historic square
to brand-new streets.
McKinney spans a century and a half of construction. A 1900s Victorian near downtown and a just-framed home in Trinity Falls need very different inspections, and we do both every week.
Request a McKinney inspectionTwo housing markets in one city.
East of Highway 5, McKinney keeps some of the oldest housing stock in Collin County: pier-and-beam foundations, original wood windows, and remodels layered over remodels. Out west and north, master-planned communities like Craig Ranch and Trinity Falls are still pouring new slabs.
We adjust the inspection to the house. Older homes get extra attention on foundation movement, retrofitted wiring, and galvanized or cast-iron plumbing. New builds get scrutiny on builder shortcuts, drainage, and systems that have never run through a Texas summer.
Local Snapshot
Unique by nature, and by age
The McKinney historic downtown square is one of the most-visited in Texas, ringed by buildings from the 1800s. Many nearby homes date to the same era. If you are buying within walking distance of the square, plan on a conversation about foundations, plumbing materials, and what a century of settling looks like.
Where we inspect in McKinney
A sampling of the areas our McKinney clients are buying in.
- Historic Downtown and the Chestnut Square district
- Stonebridge Ranch
- Craig Ranch
- Trinity Falls
- Eldorado and Falcon Creek
- Painted Tree
Inspections we perform here
New-construction phases
Pre-pour, pre-drywall, and final inspections in the master-planned communities.
Pre-listing inspections
Sellers near the square use these to get ahead of buyer-side surprises.
Builder warranty inspections
A documented list before your 11-month warranty window closes.