services offered, but not limited to:

A home inspection can help prevent buyers from choosing a house that has a lot of unexpected deferred maintenance issues. We conduct a thorough inspection of every accessible area. Whenever possible, we inspect tiny areas such as crawlspaces and attics. We know what to look for in homes of all types, ranging from new construction to houses that are 250+ years old.  Our Buyer’s Home Inspection service includes a comprehensive report and any applicable photographs of the following areas:    

• Roof System  
• Exterior Attached and Detached Garages  
• Structural System  
• Heating System  
• Air Conditioning Systems
• Plumbing System  
• Electrical System 
• Interior Fireplaces  
• Solid Fuel Burning Appliances
• Insulation  
• Ventilation

As a homeowner, you likely know every nook and cranny of your home pretty well. And while your insurance policy application may have seemed comprehensive enough, many insurance providers will want to get to know your home on a more personal level. Before approving coverage, you’ll likely have to undergo a home insurance inspection to give your provider peace of mind before offering your home (and family) protection from risks like theft, injury and natural disasters.    

Interior defects or damage to your home,

including:    

• Electrical systems  
• HVAC unit 
• Plumbing 
• Roof 

Are you considering listing your home soon? Before you put your home on the market, find out about any defects that could reduce its value. We utilize the same thorough approach detailed above in the Buyer’s Home Inspection service to let you know about any recommended repairs. By either repairing or disclosing existing issues to buyers, you can close a deal much more easily.

Including all the rooms of the home and the following:  

• HVAC system 
• Interior plumbing system 
• Interior electrical system 
• Roof Attic 
• Visible insulation Walls 
• Ceilings 
• Floors 
• Windows 
• Doors 
• Foundation 
• Structural components 
• Functional appliances
• Driveway 
• Walkway 
• Windows 
• Doors 
• Paint 
• Siding  
• Grading 
• Stairs and hand railings 
• Gutters 
• Decks 
• Balconies 
• Visible foundation issues 
• Framing

The whole pool environment is evaluated, not just the pool and equipment. The intention of a pool inspection is to evaluate the current condition of all accessible pool components. We identify items that need repair to make the pool operational, safe, and reasonable to maintain. We also note the condition of the fence, gates, walkway, pool perimeter, slide, diving board, deck, rails, coping, lighting, structure, and other items of possible concern. Here are some of the area's we inspect...    

• Filter Filter  
• Circulation Pump  
• Heater Backwash Valves  
• Pool Sweep Pump - if applicable
• Separation Tank - if applicable
• Time Clock for Circulation Pump or Sweep Pump  
• Chlorine Generators - if applicable
• Visible Plumbing System  
• Pool Surface  
• Deck and Deck Drains  
• Coping Tile  
• Level of Pool - length and width wise 
• Pool Enclosure  
• Skimmer  
• Automatic Controls  
• Pool Light with Ground Fault
• Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)
• Automatic Cleaning System - if applicable  
• Fill Line  Slide - if applicable  
• Jump / Diving Board - if applicable
• Ladder or Grab Rail - if applicable
• Visible Signs of Leaks in Circulation System