Residential inspections are thorough evaluations of a home's condition, aimed at identifying potential issues and ensuring safety and compliance with building codes. Our expert inspectors assess key areas such as the foundation, roofing, plumbing, electrical systems, and overall structure. Whether you're buying, selling, or maintaining your home, a detailed inspection provides valuable insights to make informed decisions and protect your investment.

Commercial inspections involve a comprehensive assessment of a property's condition, focusing on critical aspects like structural integrity, HVAC systems, plumbing, electrical systems, and overall safety compliance. Designed for business owners, investors, and property managers, these inspections ensure that commercial buildings meet regulatory standards, identify potential issues, and support informed decision-making for acquisitions, leasing, or maintenance.

Condo inspections focus on a comprehensive review of the interior of the unit, including its structural elements, appliances, plumbing, electrical systems, and overall condition. Inspectors examine walls, floors, ceilings, and windows for signs of wear or damage, assess the functionality of key systems and appliances, and ensure all components are safe and in working order. This detailed inspection helps potential buyers and current owners understand the unit's condition and address any issues before making a decision or undertaking maintenance.

A multi-unit inspection is a comprehensive assessment of a residential or commercial property with multiple rental units or separate living spaces. This inspection evaluates the condition of each unit as well as shared systems and common areas, such as plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and structural elements. The goal is to identify maintenance issues, safety concerns, and potential repairs needed across the entire property, ensuring a thorough understanding of its overall condition and functionality.

Inspecting rental properties is crucial for maintaining their condition and ensuring tenant safety. Regular inspections help identify and address maintenance issues, prevent potential hazards, and ensure that the property meets health and safety standards. This proactive approach helps protect the property’s value, reduce repair costs over time, and foster a positive relationship with tenants by ensuring their living environment is well-maintained.

An annual maintenance inspection is a routine check-up performed once a year to assess the condition and functionality of a property's key systems and components. This inspection typically covers areas such as HVAC systems, plumbing, electrical systems, roofing, and appliances. The goal is to identify any wear and tear, address minor issues before they become major problems, and ensure everything is operating efficiently. Regular annual inspections help maintain the property's value and prevent unexpected repairs.

A sewer scope inspection is a specialized examination of a property's sewer lines using a camera attached to a flexible cable. This camera is inserted through a clean-out access point or a plumbing fixture to provide a live feed of the interior of the pipes. The inspection helps identify issues such as blockages, cracks, leaks, and root intrusions. It's a valuable tool for assessing the condition of sewer lines, especially before purchasing a home or performing major plumbing work.

Having a new construction home inspected is crucial because it ensures that the property meets building quality standards. Even new homes can have construction defects, subpar workmanship, or overlooked issues. An inspection helps identify these problems early, allowing for corrections before you move in. This proactive approach can prevent costly repairs down the road and ensure that your new home is safe, functional, and built to last.

Black mold poses serious health risks as it releases spores that can cause respiratory issues, allergic reactions, and aggravate asthma. Prolonged exposure may lead to chronic cough, sinus congestion, and even neurological symptoms in some cases. It thrives in damp, poorly ventilated areas, and addressing it promptly is crucial to prevent health problems and structural damage.

Inspecting a manufactured home is similar to inspecting a standard home but with a few key differences. Both involve checking structural integrity, systems, and components such as plumbing, electrical, and HVAC. However, manufactured homes are built in a factory and transported to their site, so inspections must also focus on the foundation, anchoring systems, and any potential issues related to the transportation and setup process. Additionally, manufactured homes often have specific construction standards and regulations that differ from site-built homes, which must be reviewed during the inspection.

Lead paint poses serious health risks, especially to young children and pregnant women. Exposure can lead to lead poisoning, which may cause developmental delays, learning difficulties, and behavioral problems in children, as well as health issues such as high blood pressure and reproductive problems in adults. Lead dust or chips from deteriorating paint can contaminate the environment, making proper removal and abatement essential for safety.

A pre-listing inspection allows homeowners to identify and address potential issues before putting their property on the market. This proactive step can help avoid surprises during the sale process, enhance the property’s appeal, and potentially increase its value. By addressing repairs in advance, sellers can present a well-maintained home, facilitate a smoother transaction, and negotiate from a position of strength.

Thermal imaging inspections are important they detect issues such as heat leaks, moisture intrusion, and electrical hotspots. Using infrared technology, these inspections reveal temperature variations in building materials and systems, helping identify potential problems early. This proactive approach enables timely repairs, enhances energy efficiency, and prevents costly damage or safety hazards.

Drone photography is incredibly useful for home inspections as it provides an elevated, comprehensive view of a property’s exterior and roof. It captures hard-to-reach areas, reveals potential issues like roof damage or gutter problems, and offers detailed visual evidence that enhances the inspection process. This technology allows for thorough assessments while ensuring safety and efficiency, making it an invaluable tool for accurate and complete property evaluations.

A four-point inspection focuses on assessing four key systems of a home: the roof, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems. It's often required for insurance purposes, especially for older homes, to identify potential risks and ensure these systems are in good condition.

A wind mitigation inspection evaluates a home’s features to determine its resilience to wind and storm damage. It examines aspects like roof coverings, window protections, and building attachments to help reduce insurance premiums by demonstrating the property’s ability to withstand high winds.

Inspecting ultra-luxury homes involves a meticulous and detailed assessment of high-end properties, including custom features and specialized systems. This inspection covers everything from advanced technology and premium materials to intricate architectural elements and extensive amenities. The goal is to ensure that all aspects of the home, including unique finishes and high-tech installations, meet the highest standards of quality and functionality, providing the homeowner with confidence in their investment.