Services We Offer

Residential Home Inspections

Residential Home Inspections

During a residential home inspection, we help prospective buyers fully understand a property’s current condition and repair needs so they can avoid being surprised by post-purchase repair expenses. Purchasing a home is a huge decision, and a professional and thorough inspection can give you the confidence you need to move forward.

Pre-Drywall Inspections

Pre-Drywall Inspections

A Pre-Drywall Inspection is a great way to ensure that your house is being built according to its specifications. Drywall can hide important aspects of a home’s interior, making it both difficult and expensive to identify issues.

Termite and Wood Destroying Insect Inspections

Termite and Wood Destroying Insect Inspections

Termites can go unnoticed until they cause catastrophic damage to your home. Whether you’re shopping for a home and suspect a termite issue, or you think your current home may be affected by termites, we can provide you with comprehensive testing, and help you understand your options for termite remediation if we do discover an infestation.

Comprehensive HVAC Inspections

Comprehensive HVAC Inspections

This service is performed independently by a licensed HVAC company that we trust and have worked together with to design a true HVAC inspection for real estate transactions. The advantage is that a separate HVAC contractor can remove all panels and test pressures for leaks.

Radon Testing

Radon Testing

Radon is colorless, odorless, and extremely carcinogenic (cancer-causing). It can affect homes anywhere in the US, and the only way to check for elevated levels of radon in your home is with testing. Home tests are available, but we recommend professional testing for peace of mind.

Comprehensive Roof Inspections

Your roof takes the brunt of every storm, and small issues like cracked flashing or worn shingles can turn into major leaks before you notice them from the ground. A comprehensive roof inspection checks the full system, structure, ventilation, and material condition, so you know exactly what shape it’s in. Catching problems early can save you from costly interior damage down the road.

Mold Testing

Mold can grow behind walls, under flooring, or in crawl spaces long before it’s visible, and exposure can cause real health issues over time. It thrives wherever there’s moisture, which makes it easy to miss in a standard walkthrough. Testing identifies whether mold is present and what type, so you can address it before it spreads or affects your family’s health.

Septic Inspections

A septic system failure is one of the most expensive surprises a homeowner can face, and problems aren’t always obvious until they’ve gotten serious. A septic inspection checks the tank, drain field, and overall system function to catch wear or damage early. It’s a small investment that can prevent a five-figure repair bill later.

Well Inspections

If your water comes from a private well, its condition directly affects your household’s health and safety. A well inspection evaluates the well’s components, flow rate, and overall integrity to make sure it’s functioning properly and won’t leave you without water unexpectedly. It’s an essential step for any home relying on well water.

Water Quality Testing

Water can look and taste completely normal while still containing bacteria, heavy metals, or other contaminants that pose health risks. This is especially true for homes on well water, but it can affect municipal supplies too. Testing gives you a clear picture of what’s actually in your water, so you can make informed decisions about filtration or treatment.

Radon Water Testing

Radon isn’t just an air quality concern; it can also enter your home through your water supply. Because it’s colorless and odorless, testing is the only reliable way to know if it’s present at unsafe levels. We recommend professional testing to make sure your water is safe for everyday use.

Sewer Scoping

Sewer line issues like root intrusion, cracks, or blockages often go unnoticed until they cause a backup or expensive repair. A sewer scope uses a camera to inspect the line from the inside, revealing problems that aren’t visible any other way. It’s a smart way to avoid an unpleasant and costly surprise after you’ve moved in.