Home Inspection Services

Before the builder takes you on the final walkthrough of your home, we recommend hiring a third-party home inspector to give you an unbiased opinion about the condition of the property. We’ll examine most readily accessible areas for any defects that should be taken up with the builder or their contractors before you move in.

This inspection occurs at several stages of the construction process to ensure that there are no major oversights or safety issues that could affect the homeowner. We’ll perform the inspection prior the initial concrete pour, prior to the installation of drywall, and again before the final walkthrough of the home.

If you’ve lived in a new home for less than a year, then it’s likely still under warranty from the builder. We’ll arrive onsite to evaluate the readily accessible areas of your home, looking for any issues that may be financially covered in accordance with your warranty agreement.

This inspection is for clients who are seeking a renewed or brand new insurance policy on an older home. Often, insurers require a 4 Point Inspection to make sure that the property holds up to their minimum standards. We’ll evaluate the condition of 4 primary areas: the roofing, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems.

This inspection is a great way to ensure that construction on a home stays on schedule and isn’t interrupted by any financial setbacks. We’ll carefully look over the agreed upon budget to ensure that the builder isn’t violating the terms agreed upon with the bank. We’ll also take inventory of the stored materials while making sure that the deadline for the build continues to be feasible.

Re-Inspections are offered to customers who have previously had us perform a home inspection that turned up one or several defective components. Once repairs have been made or the component has been replaced, we’ll come back to the property to make sure that there are no safety issues and that no additional defects are present.

This inspection is designed for small commercial properties such as simple storefronts and office spaces. We’ll assess the condition of the structure and most installed mechanical systems to make sure that you’re aware of any issues before making a decision about an investment.

Radon gas forms in pockets underground due to the natural breakdown of rock and soil. When the gas escapes through the ground’s surface, it can go on to enter homes through cracks in the foundation—posing a serious health risk to any occupants inside the home. The gas is odorless and invisible, rendering it virtually undetectable without the assistance of specialized instruments. We’re able to thoroughly sweep a home for concentrations of radon, and if the test comes back positive, we’ll be happy to guide you on what needs to be done in order to rid the home of this dangerous gas.  

This inspection is a thorough examination of a home that will reveal the presence of any wood-destroying organisms or damage caused by them in the past. Termites are the most common culprit, inflicting costly damage to homes every year. Before you make an investment, we highly recommend making sure that your prospective home isn’t affected by these destructive pests.

When you’re in the market for a home, you have to make sure that it has access to clean water. We’ll take samples from the tap and the well (if applicable) to send off for laboratory testing—so that you can be confident that your prospective home’s drinking water is safe.

Asbestos is a hazardous compound that was used in building materials up until the late 1970s. If you’re considering investment in an older home, we recommend scheduling this inspection so that we can assess the home for any contaminated materials and offer guidance toward a solution if the test comes back positive.

Repairing a sewer system is an enormously expensive endeavor that any prospective homebuyer would prefer to avoid. This inspection will evaluate the integrity of a home’s sewer system by inserting a high-resolution camera directly into the sewer. We’ll look for any signs of damage or abnormal operation, following up the inspection with a full report of our findings.

Moisture intrusion in a home can be problematic for a number of reasons. Not only can it directly damage structural components, but moisture also gives mold a way to thrive in a living space. We’ll thoroughly evaluate a home for any signs of leakage, using infrared thermography as necessary to pinpoint where exactly moisture is coming in.

When the air circulating through a home is full of contaminants, it can contribute to allergies and a host of other health problems for residents. We offer Air Quality Testing that will ensure that the air inside a home is safe to breathe. We’ll also investigate the source of any potential contaminants.