Get peace of mind with our comprehensive home inspections

In brief, our services include but not limited to, observing and providing a written report of the systems and components of your environment.

Why Have Your Home Inspected?

Potential Buyer

Purchasing a home is typically the largest investment many will make in their lifetime. It is our job to not only inspect the home but guide the potential buyer to make an educated purchase and not be caught off guard with any miscellaneous repairs upon occupying their home.

Potential Seller

Once your home is on the market, the potential buyer (if their lucky) will have an engineer inspect your home and summarize a report geared to highlight deficient items. It is recommended to be proactive by having your home inspected prior to listing. This will guide you with a more accurate market value and provide the opportunity to address deficiencies which typically yields a smoother closing process.

Home Owner

If you are a home owner seeking to make improvements and add value to your home a Home Inspection could guide you and help prioritize upgrades. With our report you will have a list of items deemed deficient which you can address at your leisure.

What We Inspect?

Exterior of Home

Grounds

Electrical System

Plumbing Systems

Heating and Colling Systems

Interior of Home including Wall, Ceilings, and Flooring

Windows and Doors

Roofing

Covering and Structure

Foundation and Structural Stability

Basement

Attic

Insulation

Termite and Wood Destroying Insect Inspection

Provided in Separate Report if applicable

Technologies Used

Reporting Software

Our reports are generated as a Portable Digital Format (PDF). This allows you to easily, download, save, and forward your inspection report as needed

Aerial Drone with 4K Camera

Challenging areas such as Roof, Chimney and Gutters can be easily evaluated when using a drone. This ensures all aspect of a home is accessible.

Thermal Camera

When accessing your electrical system thermal imaging provides indication of overloaded circuits or unproperly terminated receptacles. Thermal imaging can also detect leaks and solar or wind infiltration in your home.

Other tools used are

Outlet Tester, Moister Reader, and Anemometer.

Engineer vs
Home Inspector

Being a Licensed Professional Engineer (P.E.), I have an obligation to society to build a better world. My Professional License and Degrees in Engineering has trained to have a keen eye for details and produce a competent Engineering Report (Home Inspection Report).