Home inspections
Providing confidence and assurance.
Whether this is your first house or your fifth, you deserve to know exactly what you are buying before you sign for it.
What we inspect
We walk the property from the roof down and document what we find. A full inspection covers the structure and everything attached to it, and infrared thermal imaging runs alongside all of it — included, not an upsell.
- Roof — covering, flashing, penetrations, gutters, drainage and ventilation
- Structure — foundation, framing where visible, crawl spaces, grading around the house
- Exterior — siding, masonry, windows, doors, decks and walkways
- Attic & insulation — depth and coverage, ventilation, signs of moisture or pests
- Electrical — panel, service capacity, visible wiring, outlets, GFCI protection
- HVAC & water heater — operation, age, venting, obvious deferred maintenance
- Plumbing — supply, drainage, fixtures, water pressure, gas lines
- Interior & appliances — ceilings, walls, floors, and built-in appliances in operation
Avoid buyer’s remorse
Buying a house can feel like a decision you cannot take back, and the worst version of that feeling comes from not having enough information. A thorough inspection tells you what you are actually getting — whether the house is brand new, nearly new, or older than your grandparents — so the surprises do not arrive after you have moved in.
Gain leverage
When we finish, you get a detailed summary of our findings. Sellers are not obliged to act on any of it, but knowing the real condition of a property is what gives a request weight. Roofs, foundation movement, HVAC and water heaters nearing end of life — these are the items that move numbers, and they are exactly what an inspection is for.
Be prepared
Even if you are planning to remodel, it is worth knowing what is behind the walls before you start. An inspection sets your expectations for what the house will need in its first year and its fifth — which repairs are urgent, which are maintenance, and which can wait.
You are welcome to walk the inspection with us. Most people who do come away understanding their house far better than the report alone would tell them.
Detailed, clear, and fast
Findings are photographed, located, and written in plain language, with thermal images where infrared found something. We turn reports around quickly, because an inspection contingency is a deadline and a report that arrives late is worth very little.
Book an inspection
Tell us the address, the square footage, the year built and when you need it done.