PRE-SALE-  If you are getting ready to sell your home, a presale home inspection will help prepare your home to go on the market helping prevent unexpected or embarrasing surprises that may be uncovered by potential buyers. The inspection and report will help you in correcting problem areas, assisting in valuing and pricing the home, and preparing a negotiation strategy. Delays due to renegotiations and amended contracts because of unknown property conditions can be avoided, expediting the sales process. The report can even be used as a sales tool to show to prospective buyers.

PRE-PURCHASE-  If you are purchasing an existing home, a pre-purchase home inspection will identify major concerns, potential problems, and routine maintenance areas of the as well as positive aspects and above average construction features. Maintenance areas will also be identified that will help you in avoiding expensive problems in the future and keeping your home in good condition.

MAINTENANCE- For homeowners, a whole house inspection can provide a different perspective of your house. After you have lived in a house for so long, some routine maintenance or potential problem areas often are overlooked. Our inspection and report can be used as a guide to help in maintenance planning and budgeting for repairs.

NEW CONSTRUCTION-  If you are building or purchasing a home under construction, process inspections can evaluate the house construction from the time the foundation is excavated to the final walk through, and can be tailored to include any number of visits that you feel are necessary. Potential problems and oversights can be identified and brought the attention of the builder while they are visible and easy to correct, possibly saving time, expense, and headaches later on. And the builder will know that someone looking out for your interests will be on the job site.

NEW HOME WARRANTY- On new homes, the builder will usually conduct a walk through inspection when the house is either 6 months or 1 year old. These inspections are generally superficial and may overlook important issues. A warranty inspection performed prior to this walk through is a comprehensive inspection of the home and will provide you with a list of items that can be presented to the builder for correction before your warranty expires.

PARTIAL INSPECTIONS- Although a whole house inspection is recommended in most instances, inspections of specific components of the house are available if desired.

OTHER INSPECTIONS- Licensed termite/WDI inspections and electronic Radon monitoring are also available for an additional charge