A home inspection is an objective, professional, third-party assessment of specific aspects of a house. The home inspection will cover things like water damage, insect or pest infestation, the condition of the roof, your home’s electrical system, plumbing issues, and any structural or foundation issues. Home Inspector will include photos in a written report and may recommend further evaluation.

A certified inspector checks your home's wind-resistant features. These features can be anything from door and window coverings to the way your roof is attached to your home, to how your roof is sealed to prevent water from entering.

A Licensed inspector examines the following systems in a house or condominium: roofing, electrical, plumbing and HVAC. A home inspector tests and reviews the systems to verify that they either work or they must be repaired or replaced.

4 Point Inspection Report.

A roof certification inspection is a detailed evaluation of a roof’s condition conducted by a certified roof inspector or roofing company. The Inspection aims to certify that the roof is free of defects, has undergone necessary repairs, if applicable, and is expected to last for a specified period.

Roof certifications are commonly requested by insurance companies when your roof is nearing the end of its life expectancy.

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The Inspection includes a visual examination of pool equipment, electrical supply, and any safety issues immediately surrounding the pool and pool deck.

Pool and Spa Inspection Report.

This specialized but simple test that checks a home's water supply for contaminants and pollutants, such as chlorine, lead, and coliform bacteria. Testing can also reveal chemical imbalances of the pH, and other attributes, such as hardness. Testing ensures that the home's water is potable and safe for everyday use.

Termite inspections determine whether your home has an active infestation. The inspector will investigate each sign of termite activity to confirm the cause. We will inspect your home’s interior and exterior, searching for tell-tale signs of termite activity and infestations.

WDO Inspection Report (Termite)

When purchasing a new home there is no way to know what kind of water damage or moisture problems may have happened In the house you are planning to buy. The only to find out if mold is present, is to have a mold inspection performed.

A septic inspection checks for leaks, blockages, and other malfunctions across your septic system and all its components. During an inspection, the inspector will come inside to test your sinks, showers, tubs and toilets drainage conditions.

A radon inspection gathers radon gas or radioactive particles for analysis. This sample allows the inspector to calculate the overall level of radon in the air in your house

A sewer scope inspection is a non-invasive method that uses a flexible rod with a high-definition video camera to examine the interior of your sewer line. The technician inserts the camera into the sewer line, providing real-time footage that reveals the pipe’s condition. From there, they pinpoint the exact locations of any issues.

An 11-month inspection involves evaluating your residence before the one-year builder warranty period ends. This type of inspection aims to reveal any flaws or concerns that may have emerged since you moved in, enabling you to request repairs or adjustments from the builder while your warranty remains in effect. It is also critical to thoroughly explore a “new build” home or property. Our assessment will advise you of any issues with your home.

A construction draw inspection is generally conducted by a neutral third party after a pay application or draw is submitted to the lender. The purpose of the inspection is to verify that the amount requested on the draw matches the work that has been completed on site.

A pre-listing inspection provides a written inspection report on the condition of the property prior to listing the home. It’s very similar to a home inspection scheduled by a buyer after an accepted offer, it just happens before putting your house on the market. In addition to verifying the home's condition, a pre-listing inspection can uncover any concerns that might compromise a sale.

Drone inspection is the process of using unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) equipped with cameras and sensors to inspect and evaluate structures, facilities, and infrastructure. It provides a safe, cost-effective, and efficient alternative to traditional inspection methods.

These inspections are particularly valuable in various industries, such as agriculture, architecture, engineering, construction, chemicals, oil and gas, electricity, and public safety. By deploying drones, companies can collect accurate data without risking human lives or incurring excessive costs.

The purpose of a commercial inspection is to provide as much information as possible about the state and safety of building systems, such as HVAC, electrical, roofing, windows and doors, and any other component or attached system. Commercial building inspections are evaluations of buildings or properties used for commercial purposes, intended to drive profit from operations or rental income.

Multi-family inspections are a non-invasive, visual assessment of the condition of a multi-family property. Typically, multi-family inspections include an evaluation of the building itself as well as unit-by-unit inspections depending on the needs of the buyer.

The benefits of an insurance inspection can be that discounts are identified by the inspector that the customer was not aware of. For Example, opening protection, roof shape, and many other factors.

These situations may prompt additional discounts.