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Inspection Services That Unleash Certainty

From foundation to rooftop, we expose every flaw and arm you with data that wins negotiations.

A standard home inspection is a non-invasive, visual examination of a property's physical structure and mechanical systems. A certified inspector evaluates safety, function, and major defects from the roof to the foundation to inform buyers or owners about the home's condition.
A focused pre-closing visual inspection for condominium buyers. Unlike a standard single‑family home inspection, this assessment is limited to the interior living space, the mechanical systems and components you will own and maintain, and any accessible structural elements within your unit.
An 11-month warranty inspection is a comprehensive evaluation for owners of newly constructed homes conducted before the builder’s one-year structural and mechanical warranty expires. The inspection identifies hidden installation defects, premature wear, and structural shifting that occurred during the home’s first year, and provides professional documentation to submit a repair list to the builder at no out-of-pocket cost to the homeowner.
A radon test is a specialized environmental assessment that measures the concentration of radon—an invisible, odorless, radioactive gas—inside a home or building. Because long-term exposure to radon is a leading cause of lung cancer, testing evaluates indoor air quality to ensure levels fall within safe parameters.
We will take a high tech camera and snake your drain line through an accessible clean out or qualifying toilet. This gives you insight into sewer line damage, or backup and is meant to save you $1000s in surprise repair costs.
An investor consultation is a targeted, fast-paced assessment tailored to the unique financial and risk tolerances of property investors. Rather than focusing solely on minor cosmetic flaws, the inspector acts as a strategic partner to identify major capital expenditures and safety liabilities that could disrupt cash flow or ruin a return on investment.
A reinspection is a targeted follow-up visit conducted after the original home inspection report has been delivered and repairs have been negotiated. The inspector returns to the property to verify that specific defects previously identified have been properly repaired, replaced, or corrected by the seller or qualified contractors before the buyer signs the final closing paperwork.