Residential Inspection Services
Residential Home Inspections
A residential home inspection is a professional, visual assessment of a home’s major systems and components to identify safety issues, defects, and overall condition before purchase or sale.
New Build Inspections
A new build inspection is a thorough evaluation of newly constructed homes to ensure proper installation, workmanship, and that all major systems meet safety and quality standards before move-in or warranty expiration.
Pre Listing Inspection
A pre-listing inspection is a proactive home evaluation conducted before a property is put on the market, helping sellers identify and address potential issues to ensure a smoother, more confident sale.
Radon Inspection & Testing
Radon testing and inspection is a specialized service that detects the presence and concentration of radon gas within a home. This odorless, invisible radioactive gas can pose serious health risks over time, making testing essential for a safe living environment.
Drywall Inspection
A drywall inspection is a detailed evaluation of the condition, installation, and structural integrity of interior wall surfaces. It helps identify issues such as cracking, moisture damage, improper fastening, or poor workmanship that could affect the home's safety or appearance.
Pool & Spa Inspections
A pool and spa inspection is a comprehensive assessment of the condition, safety, and functionality of all accessible components, including the structure, plumbing, electrical systems, and equipment. This inspection ensures everything is operating properly and identifies potential repairs or safety concerns before purchase or continued use.
Green Building Inspection
A green building inspection evaluates a property's environmental performance, focusing on energy efficiency, sustainable materials, water conservation, and indoor air quality. The goal is to ensure the building meets eco-friendly standards and minimizes its impact on the environment. This type of inspection is especially valuable for those looking to reduce utility costs and promote healthier living or working spaces.
Wood Destroying Organisms Inspection
A WDO (Wood-Destroying Organism) inspection identifies the presence of pests like termites, carpenter ants, wood-boring beetles, and fungi that can damage wood structures. It involves a thorough examination of a property’s interior and exterior for signs of infestation or conditions conducive to WDO activity. These inspections are essential for homebuyers, sellers, and property owners to protect structural integrity and prevent costly repairs.
4 Point Inspection
A 4-point inspection evaluates the four key systems of a home: roofing, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC. It is commonly required by insurance companies for older homes to assess the condition and remaining lifespan of these systems. This inspection helps identify potential risks and ensures the property meets basic safety and insurability standards.
Thermal + Leak Inspections
A thermal inspection uses infrared imaging to detect temperature variations in a home’s surfaces, revealing hidden issues like moisture intrusion, insulation gaps, electrical hotspots, or air leaks. This non-invasive method helps uncover problems not visible to the naked eye, providing deeper insight into the home’s condition.
Mold Inspections
A mold inspection is a focused evaluation that identifies visible mold growth and conditions conducive to mold, such as excess moisture or poor ventilation. It helps protect indoor air quality and the health of occupants by detecting potential biological hazards early.
IAQ Inspections & Testing
An Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) inspection and testing service evaluates the presence of pollutants such as mold spores, allergens, VOCs, and other airborne contaminants. This assessment helps ensure a healthy living environment by identifying air quality issues that could affect respiratory health and overall comfort.
Irrigation Inspections
An irrigation inspection is a thorough evaluation of a property's sprinkler and watering system to ensure proper coverage, functionality, and efficiency. It helps identify leaks, clogs, damaged heads, or timing issues that could lead to water waste or landscape damage.
Sewer Scope Examinations
A sewer scope examination involves inserting a specialized camera into the main sewer line to visually inspect its condition and functionality. This inspection helps identify blockages, root intrusion, cracks, or pipe deterioration that could lead to costly repairs if left undetected.
Roof Inspections
A roof inspection is a detailed visual assessment of the roof’s structure, materials, and drainage systems to evaluate its condition and identify signs of damage or wear. It helps detect issues such as leaks, missing shingles, or aging components that could compromise the home’s protection.
Fence + Barrier Inspections
A fence and barrier inspection evaluates the structural integrity, safety, and condition of perimeter enclosures such as fences, gates, and retaining walls. This inspection helps identify damage, deterioration, or safety hazards that could affect security, privacy, or code compliance.
Detached Structure Inspections
A detached structure inspection assesses the condition and safety of standalone buildings on a property, such as garages, sheds, or workshops. It includes evaluating the structure's foundation, roof, electrical, and overall integrity to ensure they meet safety and functional standards.
11 - Month Warranty Inspection
An 11-month warranty inspection is a comprehensive evaluation of a newly built home conducted before the builder’s one-year warranty expires. It identifies any defects or issues in materials, systems, or workmanship so they can be addressed by the builder while still under warranty.