A residential home inspection walks the whole house, from the roof to the foundation, so you understand its condition before you buy or sell. Your report arrives within 24 hours.
More on residential home inspectionsA new construction inspection checks a new home at the stages that matter, so anything missed is noted while the builder can still fix it.
More on new construction inspectionsA pre-drywall inspection looks at framing, wiring, plumbing and ductwork while the walls are open, before insulation and drywall cover them for good.
More on pre-drywall inspectionsA commercial property inspection looks at the condition of a building for the people buying it, investing in it or planning its next step.
More on commercial property inspectionsAn infrared thermal inspection reads surface temperature across walls, ceilings and floors. Patterns in that heat can point to moisture, missing insulation or an electrical connection running warm.
More on infrared thermal inspectionsA roof inspection checks the covering, flashing, vents and drainage for wear, damage and signs of leaks, and looks underneath from the attic.
More on roof inspectionsA WDI inspection checks a home for termites and other wood-destroying insects, and for the damage they leave behind.
More on WDI / pest inspectionsA sewer scope sends a camera through the sewer line, from the clean-out down to the city tap or the septic system, then back up toward the house.
More on sewer scope inspectionsA pre-listing inspection shows you your home’s condition before it goes on the market, so there are fewer surprises once a buyer’s inspector walks through.
More on pre-listing inspectionsA repair verification inspection is a return visit to confirm the agreed repairs were completed, before the deal moves on.
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