Home Inspections

Offering Full-service home inspections

  • Electrical
  • Foundation
  • Structural
  • Roof/Attic
  • Basement/Crawlspace
  • Deck
  • Thermal Imaging
  • Plumbing System
  • Fire Door Safety

The Standard Inspection

This is the majority of what we do. We come and dig through the home for observable defects, sometimes in places you might not know to even look in, give you information on the systems in the home, and do our best to give you an overview of the condition of the property.

The Before Drywall Inspection

Actually, it’s supposed to be called gypsum-board, but that’s a different conversation. This inspection is for someone who is building a new home or maybe adding on to their existing home.

The Limited Inspection

This is for folks that only need a part of their home inspected. Or perhaps a re-inspection of some repair work.

The Technically Exhaustive Inspection

This one covers virtually everything that can be inspected. It’s not for the faint of heart.

Contract

Over the years I have learned that the experts are right. A written agreement listing what is to be done and how it is to be done is one of the best ways to guarantee everyone leaves the table satisfied. Too many times I have seen a promising business deal go south because the two parties to the deal didn’t have a clear understanding of what each other was agreeing to do. I think most of the time this happens because of misunderstandings in technical terms, or incorrect assumptions. I really feel most people aren’t out to ‘get’ the other guy. SO to try and minimize any misunderstandings about what I do and what you should expect of me, I have a contract that I ask my clients to read and sign before we start, so we can all be on the same page.

View Contract

Please read over this contract so that if you have any questions, I can cover them for you. Also, since these are by lawyers, there might be some questions you’ll have about what this or that paragraph means. Please, feel free to call. I’m more than happy to let you know why something may be there, and what the intent is.