Types of inspection services.
We partner with:
FULL HOME INSPECTION
Who is this for? This is for anyone who needs a full inspection on a home, including the structure. This inspection leaves nothing to question about the home. All information will be presented in an easy-to-read report.
Inspection Includes everything from the top of the house to the bottom.
- Electrical
- Mechanical
- Plumbing
- Structural
- Roof
- Attic
- Exterior
- Interior
- Crawl space
- Heating and cooling system
- Electrical
- Mechanical
- Plumbing
- Structural
- Roof
- Attic
- Exterior
- Interior
- Crawl space
- Heating and cooling system
EMP - Electrical, Mechanical, Plumbing
Who is this for? This is for people who need an inspection but can already tell there are foundation issues. If you need an inspection but already plan to hire a structural engineer to come look at the foundation.
Inspection Includes
- Electrical
- Heating system
- Mechanical
- Cooling system
- Plumbing
- Built in appliances
- Electrical
- Heating system
- Mechanical
- Cooling system
- Plumbing
- Built in appliances
COMMERCIAL INSPECTION
Who is this for? People who need an inspection of commercial property including apartment buildings, warehouses, office space, or other commercial office buildings. Contact us for a free estimate.
- Apartment complex
- Office Space
- Grocery store
- Mechanic shop
- Many more
- Apartment complex
- Office space
- Grocery store
- Mechanic shop
- Much more
SEPTIC INSPECTION
What is a septic inspection? An inspection to detect any leaks or blockage within the plumbing and lateral lines. It will assess the state and strength of your septic system.
POOL INSPECTION
What is a pool inspection? A pool inspection is an inspection giving the overall status of the pools condition. This inspection checks for leaks in the visible plumbing, adequate fencing/gate, efficient pool equipment, deficient coping stones, structurally sound pool shell.
- Pool pump
- Plumbing
- Liner
- Walkway
- Pool pump
- Plumbing
- Liner
- Walkway
RE-INSPECTION
Who is this for? Anyone who has previously received a home inspection and would like to have a follow up inspection on repairs for the home. Many times, buyers will get an inspection. After this inspection, the deficiencies in the first inspection are negotiated in the closing agreement. A buyer may want to have the home inspected after the deficiencies have been repaired to ensure they are fully able to agree with the contract between the seller and buyer.
SPRINKLER INSPECTION
What is a sprinkler inspection? An inspection that checks for any leaks in the sprinkler line. This can be costly is gone undetected.
OUTBUILDING INSPECTION
Who is this for? Anyone that has an outbuilding on their property. Outbuilding have to be structurally sound and up to code as well as the house. It is important to find out the integrity of the building before negotiating a contract with a seller.
We partner with:
- Termite inspector
- Structural engineer
- Home security
What does this mean? During an inspection, we partner with these services to come to our inspection time. By us scheduling these services, you are able to have everything done at one time. We eliminate the hassle of scheduling multiple inspections for different times.