Services

If the home you are purchasing is in need of extensive renovation and repair work and you have been approved for a 203k loan, a Certified HUD 203k Consultant is required to assess the property and determine whether or not it is feasible to move forward. Your consultant will calculate the projected feasibility and scope of repairs. Your consultant will also provide follow-up consultations and draw inspections while repairs are being carried out to help you avoid any issues that could delay funding.

We are Licensed Certified Mold Assessors and Mold Remediation Supervisors. We will thoroughly assess the property for evidence of mold proliferation and if requested, perform testing to collect surface or air test and submit to an AIHA accredited laboratory for testing. If the test results reveal that there are elevated mold spores within your home, we will provide an estimate for remediation to address the issue and make your home environmentally safe.

Radon Testing is recommended for new home-buyers to ensure that the home doesn’t contain high levels of this naturally occurring radioactive gas. With Radon being the second leading cause of lung cancer next to cigarette smoke, “it is a silent killer.” Radon gas is odorless and invisible, requiring specialized equipment to detect. We’ll utilize a state-of-the-art radon monitor to determine if radon levels are within the safe threshold as outlined by the EPA.

Much more than just pests, termites and other wood-destroying organisms inflict costly damage to homes each and every year. To help keep your prospective investment protected, we’ll thoroughly inspect the property for the telltale signs of termite damage so that you’re able to negotiate repairs and improvements with the seller of the home.

This inspection service is a comprehensive thermographic scan of your prospective home. By using an infrared camera to photograph areas of the home, we’ll be able to identify potential issues that aren’t ordinarily visible. This often includes defective insulation, bad electrical wiring, and issues stemming from moisture intrusion.

For our clients who are seeking home-purchasing assistance through the HPAP, EAHP, or NACA programs, we’re certified to perform your home inspection and provide the proper documentation required for the next steps in the process. 

Are you an investor purchasing a property to renovate or remodel? Have us inspect your investment property prior to putting it on the market.

New home construction can often suffer from many of the same issues that occur in older homes, and that’s not including deficiencies that can emerge due to construction oversights. For this inspection service, we’ll thoroughly inspect the home before the builder’s final walkthrough so that we can provide a detailed account of the home’s strengths and weaknesses that you can use to negotiate a more favorable real estate transaction.

Phase Inspections are typically conducted at specific intervals over the course of a new home’s construction. We’re able to inspect the home solely during the pre-drywall phase, or during as many phases as you’d like so that we can diagnose potential issues that you’ll want to have corrected as soon as possible before finalizing your prospective home purchase.

To help our clients keep their homes better maintained, we’re excited to offer this comprehensive inspection service. We’ll inspect the property from top to bottom, providing you with a full report that will go over any maintenance issues we discovered—and offering professional advice on how to go about restoring and improving the home’s overall condition.

A re-inspection can be a wonderful asset for a home-buyer’s peace of mind, ensuring that agreed upon repair work was carried out successfully before signing off on a final real estate transaction. This is a limited-scope inspection that will evaluate the state of repairs for any deficient components that the seller agreed to have addressed.

Before you make an offer on a home that you intend to purchase, we can perform a limited evaluation of the property to ensure that there aren’t major issues that have been overlooked. Since this service is a walkthrough rather than a full home inspection, no inspection report will be included.

This inspection service is a comprehensive inspection of a home that you’ll need to schedule before you make the sales listing. We’ll be looking closely at the structural components and mechanical systems to determine if there are any defective areas that you may want to consider fixing before listing the home. This can make the whole process much easier, ultimately leading to a more successful sale by ensuring that the buyer’s own inspection doesn’t turn up undisclosed issues.

Before the builder’s warranty expires on your new home, it’s important to bring in a professional third-party home inspector to thoroughly evaluate the condition of the property. If we discover any issues during the inspection, we’ll make sure that you’re well informed about the nature of the issue and the scope so that you can check to see if necessary repair work is covered under the terms of the home’s warranty.