A pre-listing inspection is completed by a home seller before a house is listed for sale, while a full home inspection is typically completed by a buyer after their offer has been accepted. Both are general home inspections which provide a visual inspection of the home's major components (roof, HVAC, foundation, plumbing, electrical) as well as its smaller components (appliances, drywall, windows and doors). Keep in mind that general home inspections typically don't inspect for termites, asbestos, radon gas, lead paint, or toxic mold (those issues require a specialist).