Types of Inspections
Our standard home inspection includes an evaluation of the visible and accessible interior and exterior features of the structure, its systems and components. The report we provide will include identification of any material defects in a format that is easy to read and understand. It will also include recommendations for maintenance and repair.
Building a home? Catch costly issues before the drywall goes up.
A pre-drywall inspection helps identify major deficiencies early. Preventing costly repairs, warranty claims, and future headaches.
Pre-Possession
Inspections
Energy Evalautions
Blower Door Testing
Pre - Drywall Inspections
Multi-Residential
Unit Building
Commercial Roof
Inspections
As Certified Home Inspectors, we do not consider our job complete until you understand everything provided in your report.
Protecting your investment is of the utmost importance, this is how margins are met. You can trust our team to deliver that protection. Our experience, training, and professionalism will affirm the trust you have placed in us. We believe the best advertising for all of us is a happy client!
Detailed Reports
Detailed Reports
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An easy-to-read overview summarizing the key points:
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One section for every major system of your home (roofing, exterior, structure, plumbing, etc.)
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The identification of components that are not performing
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A description of items that are near the end of their life
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Illustrations that show the details
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Photos of your home
Before the Drywall Goes Up… Know What’s Behind It
A pre-drywall inspection ensures your home is built right before critical components are covered and hidden from view.
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Catch Issues Early Identify structural, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC deficiencies before they’re sealed behind drywall.
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Avoid Costly Repairs Fix problems now—when they’re easy and inexpensive—not after move-in when repairs become disruptive and costly.
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Protect Your Investment Ensure your home is built to proper standards with the quality you expect.
What We Inspect
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Framing and structural components
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Plumbing rough-ins
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Electrical wiring and layout
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HVAC ducting and ventilation
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Insulation and air sealing (where visible)
Who This Is For
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Homeowners building a custom home
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Buyers purchasing new construction
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Builders seeking third-party quality assurance
