Inspection Services

Using cutting-edge technology, we’ll test a home for the presence of an elusive, yet incredibly dangerous hazard—radon gas. Although radon is naturally occurring, it is a major health risk to humans who are exposed to high concentrations. The gas is odorless and invisible, and without using our advanced radon monitoring equipment, it’s possible that residents in a home could be exposed without knowing until they experience lung disease later down the road.

It’s detrimental to your own best interests to not have your prospective home inspected for termite damage ahead of a final purchase. We’ll investigate the property for damage caused by termites and other wood-destroying insects, also taking into account any signs of active infestations.

For your safety, it’s a great idea to have a home’s water supply tested for harmful contamination before final closing. Samples will be taken from the well and tap water, after which they will be taken to a local lab for analysis. The specialists at the lab will test for contamination caused by coliform bacteria, heavy metals such as lead, nitrates, and nitrites.

Mold Testing can be performed ahead of a home purchase to help you eliminate potential health risks before occupying the property as a resident. We’ll begin by visually inspecting the home for signs of mold growth, going on to collect air and surface samples as necessary for additional laboratory testing.

This inspection service will evaluate a home’s indoor air quality, shedding light on various contaminants that may be detrimental to the health of residents. We’ll be looking for evidence of a number of contaminants—including VOCs, pet dander, mold, carbon monoxide, tobacco smoke, and several others.

If you’re preparing to invest in a home that has been repossessed by the lender, then it’s critical that you have the property professionally inspected—because there’s truly no telling what condition the home is in until the inspection has been completed. Bank-owned homes are sold as-is, and as a buyer, you need to be aware of existing issues so that you’re able to avoid potential financial pitfalls.

If you’re a home-buyer who is attracted to an energy-efficient living space, then you’ll want to consider scheduling this comprehensive inspection service. We’ll spend time studying the home’s energy consumption, looking at previous utility bills before thoroughly inspecting the property. During the inspection, we’ll assess elements of the home such as insulation rating, door and window sealing, and the energy usage of the core mechanical systems. Our follow-up report will include numerous recommendations on how to improve the home’s efficiency.