There are good reasons to have a professional, InterNachi Certified Home Inspection performed on the home you are buying.

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Buying a house is likely one of, if not the largest purchase decision you’ll ever make. The whole process can be difficult and often causes conflicting emotions and stress. A professional home inspection can substantially reduce the risk in your home investment; that is where we come in. It just makes sense to learn as much as you can about the quality of your home, before signing off on everything and taking the keys. 400+ Items are inspected! Schedule your inspection today! 

A condominium (or "condo") is a privately-owned single-dwelling unit within a community of other units. The homeowner usually owns the interior of their condo and the structural components of the exterior walls. The homeowner jointly owns shared common areas within the community, such as roofs, garages, elevators, and outside hallways. A homeowners association typically manages the common areas. After the inspection, you will know more about the condo, allowing you to confidently make decisions.

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Are you selling your home? Let an InterNACHI Certified Professional Inspector® inspect it before you even list it. A Move-In Certified® home has been pre-inspected, which means that the seller can confirm that there are no major systems in need of immediate repair or replacement, and no known safety hazards. A Move-In Certified® Seller Inspection informs you of any defects or problems with your home so that you can address them before prospective buyers discover them. You can then take the time you need to obtain reasonable repair estimates. Show prospective buyers that you are dealing in good faith. Avoid 11th-hour negotiations and delays, and justify your full asking price by having your home pre-inspected now. Schedule your inspection today! 

One way to ensure that a house is built according to its specifications is by performing a pre-drywall inspection. “Pre-drywall” refers to a phase during the homebuilding process just after the installation of certain elements – such as the doors, windows, foundation, flooring, wall and roof components, plumbing and electrical rough-in – and right before the drywall is hung. This in-progress or construction-phase inspection is useful because drywall can obscure some aspects of the interior and make identifying or fixing any problems both difficult and expensive, once the new home is completely finished.

A pre-drywall inspection can be performed after the insulation is installed, which is convenient because it allows the home inspector to determine whether it was done properly. However, the insulation may conceal some components in much of the same way that drywall does. 

What is commonly called "Blue Tape Walk." Which is the final walk-through to place blue tape on items the builder needs to fix before closing. Ideally, we want to inspect the home days before the final walk so you have a comprehensive report to hand the builder. 

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It’s hard to believe that almost one year has gone by since you moved into your new home! Hopefully, all of the stress from such a major event is history and you have your lives back again!

The Builders one-year warranty may be your last opportunity to inform your builder of items that need repair or improvements. These items should be corrected before your builder is relieved of their responsibility under the one-year warranty.  That is where we come in!  Schedule your inspection today!