Our Services

Starting at $475

Our Comprehensive Home Inspection is a detailed assessment of a property's visible and accessible systems and components. It includes a thorough review of the structure, roofing, plumbing, electrical, heating, cooling, insulation, and interior features.

Designed to give buyers or homeowners a clear understanding of the home's current condition, this inspection helps identify potential issues, prioritize repairs, and make informed decisions with confidence.

We enhance our home inspections with cutting-edge technology—including drones for roof assessments, GFCI testing, moisture detection tools for hidden water issues, and thermal imaging guns to identify heat loss, insulation gaps and electrical concerns.

After your home inspection, you’ll receive a detailed digital report that includes clear descriptions, high-resolution photos, and recommendations for any areas of concern. Delivered by email, this easy-to-read report gives you the insights you need to make informed decisions about your property.

Here is a complete list of what we inspect during our Comprehensive Home Inspection:

1. Exterior

• Roof (condition, shingles, flashing, gutters, and downspouts)

• Chimney and vents

• Siding and trim

• Foundation and structure (cracks, settling, drainage issues)

• Windows and doors (condition, seals, frames)

• Landscaping (grading, drainage, trees near the foundation)

• Driveways, walkways, and patios

2. Interior

• Walls, ceilings, and floors (cracks, water damage)

• Doors and windows (functionality, seals)

• Stairs, railings, and steps (stability, condition)

• Insulation (attic, walls, crawl spaces)

• Flooring (carpet, wood, tile, vinyl, laminate)

3. Plumbing

• Pipes (material, visible leaks, signs of corrosion)

• Water pressure

• Sinks, bathtubs, and showers (drainage, leaks, function)

• Water heater (age, condition, functionality)

4. Electrical System

• Main electrical panel

• Wiring (visible connections, grounding, and safety)

• Outlets and switches (functionality, safety, GFCIs where needed)

5. HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning)

• Furnace (age, condition, operation)

• Air conditioning system (functionality, age, maintenance. Weather permitting)

• Ventilation system (bathrooms, kitchens, and attic)

6. Attic and Crawl Spaces

• Insulation (adequacy, condition, moisture)

• Ventilation (airflow, moisture levels)

• Structural integrity (rafters, beams, any signs of sagging or damage)

7. Basement

• Foundation walls (cracks, moisture, bowing)

• Sump pump (functionality, condition)

• Evidence of water damage or flooding

8. Kitchen and Appliances

• Major appliances

• Sink, dishwasher, and garbage disposal (condition)

• Ventilation (range hood, exhaust fan)

9. Safety Features

• Stairs and handrails (stability, compliance with code)

• Carbon monoxide and smoke detectors (location, functionality)