The buyers property inspection allows the buyer to be informed about potential concerns in the home.  After the inspection a detailed report is provided along with helpful maintenance tips.  A thorough property inspection takes between two and three hours.

This is referred to as a pre sale property inspection. It allows sellers to be aware of potential problem areas and address those before the home hits the market. We provide a detailed report to help owners feel confident in the property they are selling.

Let us perform phase inspections to guarantee that the property your are building meets your standards. During these phases we inspect framing, pre-drywall and final stages of construction.

As a rental property owner, a Walk-Through Inspection is done at the beginning, end and during the term of the lease. This will help you monitor and keep record of the general condition of your property and any issues that may need to be addressed.

Most new homes come with a 1-Year Builder Warranty. Before that year is up, call us to provide a detailed property inspection and report for you to give to your builder so they can fix or repair any issues before the warranty expires.

Following your initial property inspection, a Re-Inspection is an inspection of specific issues found in the initial property inspection to verify the issues have been corrected.

The Major Systems Inspection focuses on the 5 major systems of the property. These include: 1) The ROOF (and attic); 2) The FOUNDATION (unfinished basement or crawl space); 3) The HVAC (Heating, Ventilations, Air Conditioning); 4) The PLUMBING; 5) The ELECTRICAL system. Inspecting these systems for function, damage, safety, pests and any issues of possible concern.

As a buyer or seller you may have concerns about a specific component of the property. A Spot/Draw Inspection is an inspection to check the specifically identified item(s) of concern at the property.

A pool/spa inspection is extremely important when purchasing a home. This inspection will look for safety concerns and maintenance issues that are crucial not only for your family but for others around your neighborhood.on.

We recommend that you schedule a termite inspection prior to your purchase. We can schedule this to be done during the property inspection by a qualified termite professional.

Radon is a colorless, odorless, tasteless, cancer-causing gas. It is formed by the natural radioactive decay of uranium in rock, soil, and water. It is found in all 50 states. The only way to know if the home you’re looking to purchase has radon is to Test. Upon request we can schedule for this test during the home inspection process.

We recommend that you perform mold testing anytime you purchase a home, especially if the home has been vacant, has had water issues, or if someone is particularly sensitive to mold. Testing can be done during the home inspection process. Lab results received within 72 hours. Don’t deal with issues that the seller is responsible for.

If the home you’re purchasing was built before 1978, you should consider a lead-based paint inspection as part of due diligence during your home buying process. Upon request we are able to schedule a lead-based paint test during the home inspection.