Whole Home Inspection

​In our residential home inspection, we’ll perform a meticulous examination of most visible and readily accessible components of your home, including:

• Roofing
• Structural Components
• Foundation & Crawlspace
• Basement
• Exterior (siding, doors, and windows)
• Deck, Porch, & Patio
• Driveway & Walkways
• Attic, Insulation, & Ventilation
• Interior (ceiling, floors, walls, and doors)
• Built-in Appliances
• Fireplace & Chimney
• Heating and Air Conditioning Systems
• Electrical Systems
• Plumbing Systems

​Pre-Listing Inspection

​Whether you’re a realtor or an individual seller, scheduling a Pre-Listing Inspection is a prudent measure that will help you confidently list your home and smoothly navigate the negotiating process. We’ll perform a careful inspection of your home to identify any major defects or safety concerns that could raise red flags for a potential buyer.

New Construction Inspection 

​The successful construction of a home is an intensive process balanced on painstaking labor, proper materials, and cooperation between the contractors. But even the most experienced hands are prone to occasional oversights. For the benefit of your safety and the security of your investment, we recommend scheduling a New Construction Inspection as construction draws to a close. We’ll assess the property’s structure and integral components to make sure that your home’s construction is free of any significant issues.

​Re-Inspection

​Your initial home inspection uncovered some issues, but you’ve taken the necessary steps to request repairs and resolve any code violations. After the repairs are in place, we recommend scheduling a Re-Inspection to be on the safe side. When we re-inspect your home, we’ll assess any repairs to make sure that they’ve remedied the issues and hold up to the scrutiny of current building codes.

​Annual Warranty Inspection

​An Annual Warranty Inspection, also known as an 11th Month Inspection, consists of a thorough examination of areas of your home that should still covered by the builder’s warranty. We’ll identify any deficiencies that could lead to unnecessary expenditure on the part of the homeowner. Don’t get trapped by costly repairs that should fall outside of your responsibility—be sure to schedule an Annual Warranty Inspection before the builder’s warranty on your home has expired.