Our Specialty
Home Inspections
Our home inspection services are extensive and will give you peace of mind. We report on your home from top to bottom, pointing out any deficiencies that we find and what major expenditures are necessary. We also highlight things you should watch out for, give you some home preservation tips, talk about safety concerns, and more. The report you get at the end of the inspection will go over everything in detail.
A Safe New Home
Commercial Inspections
Just like residential properties, commercial properties of all kinds can benefit from an inspection. This will make sure they can operate normally and ensures safety for their clients and employees. You can be sure we will be just as thorough with your business as we would with a residential home.
A Safe New Home
New Construction Inspections
Building a home from scratch is an extensive task and should be undertaken with the utmost safety and expertise. After finishing the home’s construction, it may be beneficial to schedule a new construction inspection. These types of inspections are performed at the completion of the construction, but prior to your final walkthrough.
View Hard-To-See Issues
Thermal Imaging
Even though traditional home inspections tend to be extensive, they can’t always pinpoint all of the problems a house may have. Some problems, such as leaks and water damage, can be almost invisible, meaning they’ll be difficult to see. In such cases, making use of thermal imaging will be a big help. Thermal imaging allows us to see places where there may be water damage and heat/air conditioning leaks in the structure of your home. This is a key tool in a home inspector’s toolbox that should always be utilized.
Taking Proactive Measures
Sewer Scopes
Cracked or damaged pipes can happen in any home. It may be from age, material, or tree root damage. Early identification of issues can save homeowners money in the long run by avoiding major repairs.
Protect Your Property
Structural Pest Inspections
These inspections include a thorough examination of current or past infestations of wood destroying organisms (WDO) including dampwood termites, subterranean termites, carpenter ants, moisture ants, anobiid beetles, and wood decaying fungus. This can alert you to any possible structural issues with your property.
