We encourage our clientele to accompany our inspector as he describes and observes the structural and mechanical components of the home. During the 2-3 hour inspection, the inspector will examine major systems including but not limited to, the walls, roof, floors, ceilings, foundation, heating, cooling, plumbing, electrical, and grading. He will be looking for answers to questions such as: Does the roof leak? Does water get into the basement? Are there signs of moisture damage in the attic? Is the electrical service adequate? Is there heat supplied to all rooms? Is there adequate insulation? Is the hot water heater large enough for my family?

Protections for the Buyer:

• Answers your questions with an impartial report written by a qualified, experienced inspector.
• Gives peace of mind by enabling you to make an informed buying decision.
• Promotes full disclosure with a thorough visible inspection.

• Increase your home's marketability with an impartial pre-sale report.
• Identifies problems early to help avoid last minute repairs and delays.
• Decrease potential liability from failure to discover or adequately disclose visual defects.