A home inspection is a comprehensive examination of the home and its systems. From the roof to the foundation, appliances to the fixtures and everything in between. The inspection will verify the current condition and make notes and pictures of anything that needs repairs/replacement or further evaluation by a trade specialist. Also included are informational pictures of roof, attic, crawlspace, major appliances, water pressure, shutoff locations and infrared pictures of electrical panel and heating and air systems.

Adding a pool inspection to your home inspection is always a great value. Our pool inspection includes a comprehensive evaluation of your pool equipment including pumps, heater, filter, spa blowers, safety barriers, drain covers, electrical, control panels, interior finish and decking.

One of the most valuable inspections for a potential homebuyer. When purchasing a home, typically the homeowner is responsible for the sewer line all the way to where it ties into the main city line in the street. A tiny fiber optic camera is snaked through the sewer line, a video is recorded with narration inspecting for defects such as tree roots, collapsed lines, damaged pipes, cracks, misaligned pipes, offsets, sag and dips or any foreign objects clogging the line.

Mold can be a potential health hazard and is often hidden from the naked eye. Allergies, respiratory issues, and breathing problems can all be a result of mold exposure. A mold inspection from a certified professional can expose mold problems and help protect you from potential hazards. Your inspector will take indoor/outdoor air quality samples and can also do swab tests to check various surfaces for invisible mold spores.