A thorough home inspection helps you better understand the condition of the property before you buy. I inspect the home’s accessible systems and components, including the roof, structure, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, attic, crawl space or foundation, and more. You’ll receive a detailed, easy-to-understand report so you can make an informed decision about your purchase.
A pre-listing inspection can help you understand the condition of your home before it goes on the market. Identifying concerns in advance gives you time to address repairs on your terms and can help reduce surprises during the buyer’s inspection and negotiation process.
An 11-month warranty inspection provides a thorough evaluation of your home before the builder’s one-year warranty period typically expires. It can identify defects, installation concerns, or other issues that may have developed since construction, giving you documented information to provide to your builder while warranty coverage may still apply.
Mobile homes have unique construction and installation considerations that differ from conventional site-built homes. Inspections include accessible structural components, roofing, exterior, plumbing, electrical, heating and cooling systems, interior components, and visible foundation and support systems. The inspection is designed to provide a clear understanding of the home’s overall condition and identify defects or areas that may need further evaluation.
Permanent foundation certifications for manufactured homes provide documentation of the home’s foundation system for lenders, buyers, and other parties when required. The foundation is evaluated for applicable HUD permanent foundation requirements, and a certification is provided when those requirements are met. If deficiencies are identified, the necessary corrections are documented so they can be addressed before certification.
A pre-drywall inspection provides an opportunity to evaluate important components of a new home before they are concealed by drywall and other finishes. Accessible framing, structural components, plumbing, electrical wiring, HVAC rough-ins, windows, exterior components, and other visible construction details are reviewed for defects, incomplete work, and installation concerns. Identifying these issues at this stage allows them to be addressed while the components are still accessible.
A new home should be carefully inspected before you take ownership. A new construction inspection provides an independent evaluation of the home’s accessible systems and components to identify defects, incomplete work, and other concerns that may need attention before closing. Even newly built homes can have issues that are easily overlooked during the construction process.
Our services don’t end with the inspection. For as long as you own the home, you can call with any additional questions — at no extra charge!
