Residential Inspections

Buyer Inspections

A home buyer needs an inspection to uncover any hidden issues or potential problems with the property before finalizing the purchase. This ensures they are fully informed about the condition of the home and can negotiate repairs or pricing adjustments accordingly.

Seller Inspections

A seller should get a home inspection to proactively uncover any hidden problems or maintenance issues that could potentially delay or complicate the sale process. This allows them to address concerns upfront, potentially increasing buyer confidence and avoiding last-minute negotiations.

Pool/Spa Inspections

A pool inspection involves a comprehensive assessment of the pool’s structural integrity, mechanical systems, safety features, and water quality to ensure it meets safety standards and operates efficiently. The inspector also provides recommendations for maintenance and repairs as needed.

11 Month Warranty Inspections

Homeowners typically get 11-month warranty inspections to identify any defects or issues in their newly constructed home before the builder’s warranty expires. This allows them to address problems covered under warranty and ensure that necessary repairs are completed promptly.

Pre-Drywall Inspections

Someone building a home would want a pre-drywall inspection to ensure that all critical structural, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC components are correctly installed and meet building codes and specifications before they are concealed by drywall. This inspection helps catch potential issues early, ensuring they are addressed before progressing to the final stages of construction.

Insurance Inspections

Wind Mitigation Inspections

Four-Point Inspections

Roof Certification Inspections