Full Home Inspection

A full home inspection covers every component in the interior and exterior of a home. It provides a comprehensive breakdown of all the issues in the home along with the severity of the issues. Protecting your investment is a must.

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We Inspect Every House Like Its Ours

A home is probably the biggest purchase you’ll ever make, so it’s important to understand the condition of your investment. I’ll provide a non-invasive evaluation of the home’s accessible structure, systems and components. While a home inspection can’t reveal every concern that exists, it will significantly reduce your anxiety by arming you with the knowledge you need to make an informed home-buying decision.

3 Reasons Why You Never Skip A Home Inspection

01. Their Can Be A Leak In The Attic

More often then not your realtor or the person involved in selling you the house will not allow someone to walk the entire attic. This is a liability for them if something goes wrong. The attic is one place that's often the most overlooked but can cost you thousands

02. Their Can Be Moisture Problems Behind The Drywall

A thermal camera can catch things our naked eye con not. They are also expensive equipment that can cost anywhere from $700 up. You probably don't have one of these laying in your garage. This can catch leaks behind walls and much more issues that can cost you a ton.

03. The Roof Could Show Signs Of Previous Leaks

Most people are afraid to walk the roof or don't own a ladder long/strong enough to get on one. If you don't own a drone your subject to having to inspect the roof from ground view which can come back to bite you down the line.

Get These Inspections With Your Full Home Inspection As Well

We Can Check Wood Members For Termites

We will evaluate a structure for the presence of wood-destroying organisms like termites, wood-decaying fungi, and wood-boring beetles. These organisms can cause significant structural damage, and the inspection helps identify potential issues before a sale or refinance.

25$

We Can Test The Air For Mold Spores

We can use a spore trap analysis, which involves collecting air samples using a device that pulls in air and traps mold spores on a slide. These slides are then sent to a lab for analysis, where technicians identify the mold species and count the number of spores per cubic meter of air. This helps determine if mold levels are elevated and potentially affecting indoor air quality.

50$

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A Lab Sample