Homeowners and sellers face a range of issues that can affect inspection outcomes. This category dives into common problems like mold, pests, leaks, and foundation cracks—plus how to prevent or fix them. These articles are perfect for pre-listing prep or long-term property care
No, a home inspection is not a building code inspection. Inspectors don’t verify code compliance, as that varies across decades and locations. A home inspection focuses on identifying current issues to help you avoid unknowingly inheriting problems. Inspectors can’t account for every code change over the last century; that’s a different responsibility entirely.
Our pricing starts at $250 or $300 for homes under 1,000 square feet, increasing by $25 for every additional 500 square feet. We keep pricing affordable, offering discounts when bundling services. With us, you get competitive rates and exceptional value, based on the needs of the home, not the inspector.
We’re different because we act as your homebuyer advisor, offering unbiased insights into the condition of your new home. Our 360° Home Buyer SnapShot includes thermal imaging, drone roof videos, property history, appliance recall reports, and more. We ensure you’re informed without influencing your decisions, prioritizing client understanding.
A home inspection provides a snapshot of the current state of a property, typically taking 2-4 hours. While we can’t see behind walls or predict future issues, we’re thorough and leverage experience and thermal imaging to detect problems like water leaks, insulation gaps, and electrical issues—avoiding unnecessary scare tactics.
Let’s start with – What is mold?
