This inspection is a non-invasive evaluation of a home’s visible and readily accessible components. We encourage the prospective homebuyer to attend the inspection for a closer look at the property, making it easier to understand how the various components function and how defective materials may affect the safety and structural soundness of the home.

After the visual inspection is complete, a full report of our findings will be delivered within the following 24 hours.

We’re always available after the inspection to answer any additional questions!

Before you list a home, you should consider contacting us to schedule an investigative evaluation of the property. This promotes a successful sale in two extremely important ways. You’ll be able to learn about any defective areas of the home so that you can make repairs at your own discretion to preserve the property’s value and you’ll be able to maintain trust with prospective buyers by keeping them informed of any known issues before the buyer’s own inspector arrives to the property.

Most new home builders include a one-year warranty with the purchase of their houses. A homeowner may want to have a professional inspection done on their home before the builder’s warranty expires. The homeowner can then pass the report on to their builder’s warranty department for adjustments, repairs or replacements of home components.

A home maintenance inspection gives you a full picture of any below-the-radar repairs. Sometimes, it’s difficult to objectively evaluate your own house. A professional inspection report can help the homeowner prioritize home repairs as well as ensure if the systems in your home are working properly.

At no extra cost, we include a Thermal Imaging inspection throughout the property in order to identify active leaks, overheating wires in electrical panels and numerous other issues. We use state of the art technology, with experience, in order to satisfy our customers and go the extra mile.

In buildings constructed before 1978, lead-based paint remains surprisingly common. If you own an older home or property, it can be crucial to contact an inspection professional to ensure your safety.