About Outlet Home Inspections, LLC
Residential and small commercial inspections help New Jersey buyers, owners, and investors understand a property before making decisions. Outlet Home Inspections, LLC offers home, drone roof, and radon inspections. Ahmed Amin is a licensed Professional Engineer and home inspector. Drone roof inspections are used when roof components are not readily accessible.
The inspector walks through accessible areas while explaining findings as the inspection progresses. Reports include pictures and in-depth explanations of deficiencies, then are emailed within 48-72 hours. Services cover most of New Jersey, including four major northern counties.
Before you choose Outlet Home Inspections, LLC
5.0 on average from 263 reviews
What it does well
- Licensed Professional Engineer inspector
- Drone roof inspections
- Reports with photos
Good fit for: New Jersey buyers and investors needing explained inspection findings
Specialties
Key facts
- Type
- Home inspector
- Rating
- 5.0 on average from 263 reviews
Prices
Prices published on its website, checked on November 1, 2026.
- Inspección de viviendaFrom $400
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Your questions answered
How much does a home inspection cost?
A home inspection starts at a base fee of $400.00. The price mainly depends on the home's size and age, with no hidden fees.
How long does a home inspection take?
A typical inspection takes between 2 and 3 hours. The home's size, age, condition, and component accessibility can change the duration.
When is the home inspection report delivered?
The report is generated and sent to the client within 48 to 72 hours, or sooner.
Do they test for radon gas?
Yes. The inspector is a licensed radon technician and can perform radon testing for an additional fee. The test is normally discounted when added to the home inspection.
Is the home inspection performed by a professional engineer?
Yes. Ahmed Amin is a home inspector and an active licensed civil Professional Engineer, with additional engineering training.
Do they use drones to inspect hard-to-reach roofs?
Yes. When the roof cannot be accessed from the exterior or interior, the inspector uses a drone to photograph the roof covering and its components.