Buying a home is one of the largest financial decisions you'll ever make. Professional inspections help uncover hidden issues before closing and give buyers confidence in their purchase.
Comprehensive evaluation of the roof, foundation, structure, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, windows, doors, insulation, appliances, water heater, garage door systems, interior/exterior condition, and safety hazards. This is the first inspection I recommend for every buyer.
A camera inspection of the underground sewer line that can reveal root intrusion, cracked or collapsed pipes, offsets, blockages, bellies, previous repairs, and aging piping. For roughly $100–$300, this inspection can save thousands of dollars. I have personally represented buyers who saved approximately $15,000–$20,000 after sewer scope inspections uncovered major defects.
Evaluates roof condition, remaining life, leaks, flashing, and drainage.
Checks heating and cooling systems, refrigerant, airflow, ductwork, and safety.
Evaluates water supply lines, drains, fixtures, water heater, and leaks.
Reviews panels, wiring, grounding, GFCIs, AFCIs, outlets, and safety.
Looks for settlement, structural movement, cracks, and moisture concerns.
Identifies termites, wood-destroying insects, and dry rot.
Tests for moisture and mold where suspected.
Measures indoor radon levels where appropriate.
Recommended for homes built before 1978.
Evaluates older building materials that may contain asbestos.
Assesses fireplace and chimney safety.
Reviews pool equipment, plumbing, electrical, and safety.
Checks for rodents, scorpions, ants, bees, and other pests.
Tests water quality and well equipment for rural properties.
Evaluates tank, drain field, and overall septic operation.
Assesses soil movement and settlement risks.
May include indoor air quality, VOCs, and other environmental concerns.