Home Inspection Services

Maximize Your inspection

We respect and value your time so we ask that you please prepare for your inspection so that it can be conducted with ease.

Clean Up & Declutter

Tidy up each room, clear pathways,
remove clutter, and ensure access to
key areas. The inspector needs to
examine everything like attics,
basements and closets.

2. Utilities on & replace old bulbs

Ensure that water, electricity, and gas
are all turned on so the inspector can
test all systems and appliances. To
avoid any suspicions on electrical
issues, replace burned out light bulbs.

3.Provide access

The totality of your home is being inspected. Proper keys, remote and codes are necessary for things like sheds, garages and outer structures being sold with the home.

4. Secure Pets

During any inspection it is best that
pets are not present, or they are put
away in a safe area, allowing the
inspection to not be disturbed.

Services

Residential Homebuyer’s Inspection

A comprehensive evaluation designed to give you confidence in your future investment. Our licensed and experienced home inspectors thoroughly assess your property’s condition, including the structural components, roof, HVAC, electrical systems, plumbing, and more. This detailed inspection ensures that potential defects are identified, empowering you to make informed decisions and approach closing with peace of mind.

Residential Home Sellers Inspection

Prepare your home for a successful sale with a detailed inspection that provides a clear, professional assessment of your property. By identifying potential issues before listing, you gain the advantage to address them on your terms or use the findings to strengthen your negotiation position. This proactive approach ensures you’re ready to maximize your home’s value and streamline the selling process.

4 Point Inspection

A focused inspection covering the four critical systems in your home: roof, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC. This evaluation, conducted by a licensed inspector, meets insurance company requirements and identifies potential issues in systems most likely to cause claims. Designed to ensure your home’s insurability and provide peace of mind. (Insurance Companies Only)

Wind Mitigation Inspection

Protect your home and your wallet with a Wind Mitigation Inspection. This evaluation verifies that your property has key structural features designed to withstand windstorms and hurricanes. Our licensed inspector will assess vulnerable areas like the roof, windows, and doors, providing a detailed report for your insurance company. This inspection can lead to significant savings on your insurance premiums, with potential rebates of up to 40%.

Wood Destroying Observation Inspection (WDO)

A thorough evaluation to detect signs of wood rot, water damage, mold, fungi, wood decay, and insect-related damage in your home. Conducted by a licensed inspector certified by the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI), this inspection helps protect your property’s structural integrity and provides essential insights for maintenance or repairs.

Roof Certification

A specialized inspection focused solely on your roof's condition. This evaluation helps identify wear and tear, allowing you to plan for any necessary repairs now or in the near future. Ideal for meeting insurance requirements and ensuring your roof's longevity. (Insurance Companies Only)

Mold Testing

A comprehensive inspection to identify mold in your home. If detected, samples are collected and analyzed to determine the type of mold, its source, and the extent of its growth. This process provides valuable information for selecting appropriate treatment options, making it especially important for homes in high-moisture areas.

Bundle your 4 Point & Wind Mitigation inspection for instant savings. (Insurance Companies Only)

Bonus Tips

Minimize and Increase Proceeds

Did you know that realtors often leverage unknown property issues to strengthen buyer negotiations? By uncovering potential problems ahead of time, you gain control over how to address them—whether making repairs or strategically positioning yourself during the sale. Avoid renegotiations, price reductions, or delays caused by last-minute findings. A pre-listing inspection allows you to fix issues on your own terms and list your property with confidence.

a different viewpoint

You know your property better than anyone, but it’s easy to overlook small details that a trained home inspector is equipped to catch. These subtle issues can have a big impact during the selling process. While inspections are typically associated with homebuyers, pre-listing inspections are becoming a vital tool for sellers, offering added protection and peace of mind before entering the market.