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Every inspection is a comprehensive evaluation — we check the systems that matter most and deliver a clear, actionable report.
Pre Purchase Home Inspection
A pre-purchase home inspection offers peace of mind by reducing uncertainty and helping buyers understand the true condition of a property before making one of the largest financial investments of their lives.
It serves as an essential due diligence step in the homebuying process and can help prevent unexpected expenses after closing.
Pre Listing Inspection
A Pre-Listing Home Inspection is a valuable tool for homeowners preparing to sell their property.
By identifying defects, maintenance concerns, and safety issues before the home reaches the market, sellers can make informed decisions, improve marketability, reduce negotiation challenges, and help create a smoother, more efficient real estate transaction for all parties involved.
End of Home Warranty Inspection (11th Month)
An 11-Month Home Warranty Inspection is one of the most valuable inspections a homeowner can obtain during the first year of ownership.
By identifying construction defects, installation issues, and developing problems before the builder's warranty expires, homeowners can ensure necessary repairs are addressed at the builder's expense rather than becoming future out-ofpocket costs.
The inspection provides a comprehensive assessment of the home's condition and serves as an important tool for protecting both the property and the homeowner's investment.
Mold Testing Inspection
A Mold Testing Inspection is a specialized evaluation designed to identify the presence of mold, determine the extent of contamination, and assess indoor air quality concerns within a residential or commercial property.
Mold can develop in areas affected by moisture intrusion, water damage, high humidity, plumbing leaks, roof leaks, inadequate ventilation, or flooding. Because mold growth is not always visible, testing helps uncover hidden issues that may impact both the structure and the health of occupants.
During the inspection, the inspector conducts a comprehensive visual assessment of the property, focusing on areas prone to moisture accumulation, including attics, crawl spaces, basements, bathrooms, kitchens, utility rooms, HVAC systems, and around windows, doors, and plumbing fixtures. The inspector looks for signs of water intrusion, staining, discoloration, visible mold growth, condensation, elevated humidity levels, and conditions that may support mold development.
When warranted, air samples are collected from both indoor and outdoor environments to measure and compare mold spore concentrations. Indoor air samples help identify elevated mold levels and determine whether hidden mold growth may be present.
Outdoor samples provide a baseline for comparison, helping distinguish normal environmental mold levels from potential indoor contamination.