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Tools & Technology
It used to be that a flashlight and a clipboard was all an inspector carried. Times have changed and we now have access to cutting-edge tools that make us more efficient and allow us to see more of the home.
We also provide advanced services like thermography and mold testing. Ask us about it when scheduling your inspection!
Clear and Concise Report
Understanding the condition of your new purchase is important. We inspect the critical components of a home and provide you with clear, detailed descriptions and photos of your home.
Our report is our product in many ways. That’s why we’ve invested in modern reporting systems that incorporate photos and video into a dedicated webpage for each inspection. You can also download a PDF version of your report and print it out if you’d like to read a hard copy version
Bilingual Service – English & Spanish
Clear communication matters, especially during a home inspection. We proudly offer bilingual service in both English and Spanish to ensure you fully understand the condition of the home and the inspection process.
Whether you prefer to communicate in English or Spanish, we’re here to answer questions, explain findings, and walk you through your inspection with confidence
Quality First Inspection
As Certified Professional Home Inspectors, we have the knowledge and expertise to provide you with a thorough and professional, non-intrusive, visual inspection of your home, from the roof to the foundation. Outside the home, we will check the exterior walls, roof, driveway, deck, etc., then we will move inside to examine the walls, ceilings, floors, doors, and windows.
The heating, air-conditioning, plumbing, and electrical systems will all be examined to ensure that they function as intended. Bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry rooms receive a thorough check, along with the attic and basement or crawl space.
What gets inspected?
Exterior
Siding, Trim, Drainage, Eaves, Soffits, Fascia, Decks, Balconies, Porches, and Steps
Interior
Doors, Windows, Floors, Walls, Ceilings, Steps, Railings, Countertops, and Cabinets
Structural Components
Foundation (Crawl space or Slab), and Attic Framing
Build-IN Appliances
Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Range/Cooktop, Oven, Garbage Disposal, Built-in Microwave, Washer, and Dryer
Electrical system
Service Entrance Conductors, Main & Subpanels, Main Overcurrent Device, Branch Wiring Circuits, Breakers/Fuses, Outlets, Switches, Lighting, GFCI/AFCI, Smoke Detectors, and Carbon Monoxide Detectors
Plumbing
Piping Materials, Supports & Insulation, Fixtures and Faucets, Functional Flow, Leaks & Cross Connections, Interior Drain, Waste & Vent Systems, and Hot Water Systems
Roof
Coverings, Drainage Systems, Flashings, Skylights, Chimneys, Penetrations, and Signs of Leaks or Moisture intrusion
Heating &Cooling
Fireplaces, Vents, Controls, Equipment, and Distribution
Attic & Insulation
Attic Framing, Insulation, Ventilation, Exhaust Systems, Moisture Intrusion, Visible Signs Of Deterioration
Why consider a sewer inspection?
You might be wondering, “Do I need a sewer inspection before buying a house?” The answer is yes! A sewer inspection should be a part of your home inspection checklist. When considering what inspections to get when buying a home, do not overlook the sewer line. Getting a sewer inspection is one of the most important home inspection tips for buyers. Sewer line inspections are inexpensive, but sewer repairs can be extremely costly. There’s no such thing as a typical cost for repairing your sewer lines. It can start at a few hundred dollars to snake out a blockage. Or, it could be tens of thousands of dollars to excavate your yard and replace the pipes. The repair bills depend on the sewer line condition, the problem’s location and, the root cause (pun intended). Avoid spending money on costly repairs, with a simple sewer inspection.