When should I schedule a preventative maintenance inspection?
We recommend annual preventative maintenance services to catch issues early and reduce costly repairs. This type of inspection focuses on key systems such as HVAC, roofing, plumbing, crawl spaces, and attic ventilation to ensure your property operates safely and efficiently year-round.
Do you offer mold inspections?
Yes. Our mold inspection services evaluate both visible and hidden mold risks, moisture sources, and air quality concerns. We use advanced tools to accurately detect contamination so you can address problems quickly and protect your home from long-term structural or health damage.
Why is air quality testing important?
Indoor air quality testing helps identify pollutants, allergens, mold spores, and harmful gases that can affect your family’s health. Poor air quality often originates from crawl spaces, HVAC issues, or moisture problems, our testing provides actionable insights to create a safer home environment.
How long does a typical home inspection take?
Most inspections take 2–4 hours depending on the home’s size, age, and added services like sewer inspections, roof inspections, or crawl space inspections. Larger or older homes may take longer, but we thoroughly examine every area to provide the most accurate assessment possible.
Can you inspect the sewer line during the home inspection?
Absolutely. We offer sewer inspection services using specialized camera equipment to identify blockages, root intrusions, breaks, or aging pipes. Early detection helps prevent major plumbing failures and expensive repairs.
Do you provide insurance inspections?
Yes. Our home inspector insurance inspections meet the requirements for homeowners insurance, helping identify risks and ensuring your property meets safety standards. These inspections can often help homeowners secure better rates or qualify for coverage.
What does a roof inspection include?
Our roof inspection services examine shingles, flashing, gutters, ventilation, and overall roof integrity. We look for leaks, storm damage, wear, and other hazards that could compromise your home. This helps you plan repairs early and avoid larger issues down the road.
