I am a Home Buyer

The purchase of your home may be the largest investment you will make. Our Pre-Purchase Inspection will help to identify repair, maintenance, and safety issues. The inspection also points out positive attributes of the home while educating you on the home's systems and their maintenance. During the inspection, the inspector will also point out the location of important system and utility safety valves and shutoffs. Afterwards you'll receive a written report that will help you make a more educated and informed purchase decision.

I am a Home Seller

Our Pre-Listing Inspection helps identify major repair, maintenance, and safety issues that may surface during a potential buyer's Pre-Purchase Inspection. By ordering an inspection before listing your home for sale you can identify issues that may end up causing headaches and additional costs if they are uncovered by the buyer's home inspector. You can then correct these issues or list them "as is" and tell the buyer that they have been addressed in the price of the home. A Pre-Listing inspection may possibly help the home selling process go more smoothly and enhance the home's value. See our Home Sellers page for more details.

 I Own a Home Built Within the Last Year

Our New Home Warranty Inspection will bring to your attention items in need of repair or correction that may be covered by your new home builder's warranty. It is critical to have items covered by the builder's warranty corrected before the warranty period expires. Once it expires, the costs to repair these items may come out of your pocket.

  I Own a Home

The Home Maintenance Inspection will help identify current and/or potential problems, identify aging systems, and recommend preventative measures. The report will help you budget and prioritize repair, maintenance, and replacement costs. It may also help you avoid costly and unexpected repairs and reduce those costs through early detection. The report will help you to develop a maintenance plan for your home.