Residential Home Inspections

• roof system, including the chimney & all roof penetrations;
• gutters & downspouts;
• grading & drainage;
• walkways & driveway;
• garage doors, safety sensors & openers;
• exterior cladding;
• deck, stoops, porches & railings;
• windows & doors;
• attic, insulation & ventilation;
• heating system;
• cooling system;
• plumbing system;
• electrical system;
• fireplace damper door & hearth;
• ceilings, floors & walls;
• foundation & crawlspace;
• and much more! 

Purchasing a new home may lead to future costly issues if It not revealed before closing. A home inspection will save you money instead of paying more out of pocket later to fix the issues. To prevent a poor investment, having an inspection will uncover if there are any problems that need attention. Making the decision to have a home inspection will ensure you are purchasing a safe new home, as well as, a good investment.

As the seller you gain more confidence by your buyer with a pre-listing home inspection. This will prepare the buyer what the home has to offer and/or if any repairs are needed. A home inspection will put the seller in a better position when listing on the market and during the sale for a smoother transaction.