We are Licensed, Insured and InterNachi Certified

 Getting your new home inspected serves as a risk reduction tool designed to minimize unpleasant surprises in the future. Identifying potential risks will make you a more informed buyer and aid in the negotiation process. If you’re thinking of purchasing a new home, a home inspection is a worthy investment. 

 A pre-sale inspection gives you more control over the selling process. Problems discovered by a prospective buyer’s inspector can lead to delays, added expenses or even derail a deal. Having an inspection done prior to putting your house on the market allows you to resolve issues or adjust the price of your home accordingly before they become a problem in negotiating a deal. 

A home inspection is a limited, non-invasive examination of the condition of a home. If you are looking to buy or sell your home, it is important that you have a professional home inspection. It covers all aspect of a property's condition and have you aware of existing or potential issues. 

A Four Point inspection is required by insurance companies prior to insure the home. It covers 4 major areas of the home: Roofing, Plumbing, Electricity and HVAC system. This is NOT a Residential Inspection.

A Wind Mitigation report informs the insurance company of a home's construction in order to determine its stability in the event of strong winds or hurricanes. A homeowner with windstorm/wind mitigation  insurance can often submit the results of this report to their insurer and can obtain discounts on their homeowner insurance.

A Roof Condition Certification is performed and issued by a home inspection company to certify that a roof is free of defect and should perform as designed for a certain amount of time.

 Most builders offer a 12 Month-Warranty on a new home. Let us perform a full home inspection before the builder’s warranty expires. New home does not necessarily mean no defect. Recommend inspection at the start of the 11th month.

We will perform an inspection of the overall condition of your home. Annual Home Maintenance Inspection covers building structure, roof, electrical, plumbing and attic insulation inspections.