Services

Residential

The inspector will preform a full TREC Home Inspection to evaluate the general condition of the home’s mechanical systems, and components at the time of the inspection. Inspections include Interior, Exterior, Foundation, Structure, Roof, HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical Systems, and Appliances. A detailed report will be provided within 24 hours inclusive of colored photos, observations, recommendations and a 30-minute in-person review at the property.

Re-Inspection

A re-inspection is an extension of the original inspection your inspector performed for you. Your inspector will come out and reinspect the repaired deficiencies discovered during the initial full-service inspection.

Pre-Listing Inspection

A pre-listing inspection is a good way to see your home through the buyer’s eye. Your inspector will perform the same full-service inspection as a buyer’s inspection. This allows for you to be able to fix any major issues found before you put your home on the market saving you time and money during the negotiation process.

Phase Inspection

Phase 1

Pre-Pour Inspection takes place before the concrete slab is poured. In order to verify all plumbing fixtures, structural steel framing and electrical systems below are up to state requirements.

Phase 2

Pre-Drywall Inspection is completed after the house is framed and before the insulation and walls are put in. The Inspector has the ability to validate all electrical wiring, carpentry framing and plumbing infrastructure is up to state requirments.

Phase 3

Final TREC Inspection takes place once the home is completed, before the final builder walk-through.

11-month New Build Warranty Inspection

Also referred to as a One Year Warranty Inspection. The inspector will preform a full TREC Home Inspection to identify any issues or errors that occurred during the first year of the house being occupied. This will give you time to let your builder know of any issues that need to be taken care of before your 12 month warranty expires.

24 month Warranty Inspection

The inspector will inspect for any issues or errors within the first two years of the new home being occupied on the entire Electrical system, plumbing system and sprinkler system. This will give you time to let your builder know of any issues that need to be taken care of before your 24 month warranty expires.

Septic Systems

The inspector will conduct a visual inspection and evaluation of the full operational septic system, including any installed above grade distribution components, and drain field.

Pier and Beam

The inspector will go under the house and inspect the foundation wall, footing support, all piers and beam that support the home’s structure. All plumbing and sewer, heating and cooling ducts and electrical will also be inspected for deficiencies during the time of the inspection.

Pool & Spa Inspections (Add-On)

We inspect both inground or above ground swimming pools and spas. A pool or spa inspection is a visual and operational evaluation of the installed vessel and equipment noting functional deficiencies and safety concerns.

Irrigation Sprinkler System (Add-On)

The inspector will fully operate and visually analyze all system zones and will report all deficiencies with sprinkler heads, rotors, drains, controllers, and other system components. By conducting these checks, this will help midigate any faulty systems that can cause grading issues, foundation problems due to water pooling, high water bills and costly repairs.

Basic Thermal Imaging Inspection (Add-On)

Infrared (thermal imaging) is an advanced, non-invasive technology that allows the inspector to show homeowners things about their homes that can’t be revealed using conventional inspection methods.

Detached Structures (Add-On)

Your inspector will inspect any detached structure such as detached garages, carports, outbuildings, sheds, gazebos or any other type of detached structure.