A buyer home inspection is a comprehensive evaluation of a property’s major systems and components before you finalize your purchase. I thoroughly assess the roof, foundation, structure, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and interior and exterior elements to identify defects, safety concerns, and maintenance needs.

You’ll receive a clear, photo-documented report with straightforward explanations so you can make informed decisions, negotiate confidently, and move forward with peace of mind.

 A pre-listing inspection gives sellers a clear understanding of their home’s condition before it hits the market.

 By identifying issues early, you can make repairs on your timeline, price your home more confidently, and avoid last-minute surprises during negotiations. It’s a proactive step that helps streamline the selling process and builds buyer trust from day one. 

Even brand-new homes can have defects. A new construction inspection ensures your home was built to proper standards before you move in. We evaluate the structure, roofing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, insulation, and finishes to identify workmanship issues, safety concerns, or incomplete items before your final walkthrough.

Having an independent inspection gives you leverage with your builder and peace of mind that your investment was built right the first time.

 Most new homes include a one-year builder warranty. An 11-month warranty inspection is completed before that coverage expires, giving you the opportunity to identify defects while the builder is still responsible for repairs.

We evaluate major systems and structural components for issues that may have developed during the first year, and provide a detailed report you can submit directly to your builder for correction.

 Designed primarily for insurance purposes, a 4-Point Inspection reviews the roof, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems to document their condition and help satisfy insurance requirements.