When we started our home inspections, we noticed many hidden issues like water leaks and missing insulation that only our infrared cameras could detect. Initially, clients could opt for this service, but we quickly realized its importance. That’s why we decided to include thermal imaging with every home inspection.
This means you’ll get a thorough thermal imaging scan of the home for possible missing insulation, water leakage, overheated circuits, and problems with the heating/cooling system. By choosing us, you’re not just getting an inspection—you’re gaining peace of mind and protection against future issues.
Don’t leave your home’s safety to chance. Choose us for your home inspection today!
REFINED PROCEDURES
HELP PREVENT OUR INSPECTORS FROM MISSING ISSUES
After inspecting thousands of homes, we have found countless issues that can only be found through certain procedures during the home inspection! It is great to have a "knowledgeable" and "certified" inspector, but if they don't have procedures in place for their home inspections, they could be missing major issues that are hidden in the home.
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​Here are two examples to give you an idea of what we are talking about.
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1. Just hearing a bathroom fan does not necessarily mean it is working and installed properly. We go outside first to confirm that the fan ducts are terminating outside. If they are, we make sure the cover louvers/flaps are moving. This crucial step has helped us catch bathroom fans venting into the insulation (not detectable within the attic) and ducts that have become disconnected from the exterior cover.
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2. Many inspectors quickly run the shower and bath tub to make sure there is good water pressure and they may see if the bath tub is able to hold a little water. What we do is fill up the tub at least halfway with water and we plug shower pan drains and let them sit there for 20-30 mins so that we can check for water leakage under the bathroom!
UNIQUE REPORTING METHOD
Our reports are the most descriptive and informative you can find! After your home inspection, you are left with only the report. Having a great report is essential when you are deciding what to negotiate. The report also becomes a useful tool for you to use after moving into the home!
What is a Home Inspection?
A home inspection is a non-invasive visual examination of the accessible areas of a home. During a home inspection, the home is visually inspected for functional and safety issues.
What do our home inspections include?
During a home inspection, the home inspector will inspect the:​
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Structure: Foundation, Walls, Flooring, and Roof
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​Roof: Coverings, Flashings, and Vents
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Exterior: Siding, Windows, flashing, and grading
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Interior: Appliances, Floors, Walls, Ceilings, Stairs, Handrails, etc.
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Electrical: Service Entrance Conductors, Panels, Wiring, and Outlets/Fixtures
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Plumbing: Main Valve, Distribution Piping, Water Heater, Drainage, and Faucets
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HVAC: Heating & Cooling Source, Venting, Distribution, etc.
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Insulation: Basement, Crawlspace, & Attic
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Ventilation: Crawlspace and Attic
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Garage: Doors, Sensors, Floor, Walls, and Ceilings.
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Fireplace(s): Clearances, Damper Doors, and Energy Source​
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THE PROCESS
SCHEDULE
Effortlessly schedule the inspection online using our ​scheduler! Once you send the schedule request, we will send you a confirmation email/text if that date and time work for us.
INSPECTION
The home inspector will arrive 10-15 minutes early to inspect the home! You can choose to be there during the whole inspection if you would like. We prefer that you arrive towards the end so that we can walk through and discuss the different issues we found.​
REPORT
The report will be sent within 24 hours (we strive to send it that same day if possible). You may contact us if there are any questions about certain items.