A Complete Home Inspection is one in which every visible and accessible area of the home is inspected...  from the ground to the roof and everything in between.
>  Lot and Landscaping  (drainage / encroachment / etc.);  
>  Drive & Walks  (material / condition / drainage / etc.); 
>  Foundation  (basement / craw / slab / etc.); 
>  Exterior  (walls / trim / windows / doors / elect. / plumb. / overhang / gutters / etc.);
>  Roof  (type / material / condition / flashing / chimney / dormers / gutters); 
>  Interior (floors / walls / ceiling / windows / doors / elect. / plumb. / hvac / etc.); 
>  Kitchen & Baths  (see interior + fixtures / water flow / drainage / cabinets / etc.); 
>  Attic  (sheathing / rafters / joist / insulation / ventilation / wiring / plumb. / hvac); 
>  Electrical (service / breaker box / switches / receptacles / fixtures / wiring / etc.) 
>  Plumbing (piping / supply & waste / valves / traps / vents / hot water tank / etc.) 
>  Heating / Cooling  (operation / controls / components / venting / temp. /  etc.); 
>  Garage  (see exterior and interior, above);

A Limited Home Inspection is one where only certain systems and or components are inspected  (such as the Heating and Cooling
System..  the foundation.. or the roof..)

A USDA Inspection is one where the bank or mortgage company is trying to finance the home through USDA funds;  in such cases the USDA requires certain information, and not a total Home Inspection.  Only the items requested are inspected and reported on to the bank, or mortgage company.

>  Mold Sampling
>  Radon Testing
>  Lead Testing
>  Environmental Air Quality
>  Energy Inspection