From pre-purchase to maintenance and new-build services, you’ll find clear information to help you understand what to expect before, during, and after your inspection.
We work within site rules and safety. If access is limited, we note it in the report and suggest next steps.
Yes. Your report lists issues with clear notes and photos so the builder can act.
We check basic function where accessible. For full appliance diagnostics, we suggest the manufacturer’s guide or a specialist.
Often 2 to 3 hours, depending on size and level of finish.
Yes. A clear report with photos makes it easier to document issues within the warranty period.
We note visible concerns and workmanship issues. We do not enforce code but we flag items for the builder to address.
Yes. We can attend and help you note items to address before closing.
Common times are pre-drywall and a final review before possession. We can discuss other checkpoints.
Yes. We review framing, electrical, plumbing, insulation, and air barriers where visible.
Yes, if scheduling allows. Contact us with the addresses and we will plan the day.
It includes photos, clear notes, and next steps. We mark urgent items and routine care.
Yes. We look for signs of moisture and may use thermal imaging when helpful.
No. The inspection is visual and non-invasive. We do not move heavy items or open finished walls.
We look for visible signs and moisture concerns. For lab testing, we can refer you to a specialist service.
Yes. We review the HVAC system as part of the inspection where accessible and safe to do so.
Once a year is a good rule. Some owners do it before winter or after the thaw.
Yes. Your report lists priority items and routine tasks so you can plan budget and timing.
Roof, exterior, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, insulation and ventilation, windows and doors, and visible structure.
We explain the concern, add photos, and mark it as a priority item so you can decide how to proceed.
We try to fit tight timelines. Call or email and we will offer the first available time.
We assess what we can safely see. If snow blocks visibility, we note the limits and suggest next steps.
Most take about 2 to 3 hours, depending on the size and condition of the home.
Yes. Your report includes clear notes and photos of key findings.
Yes. Newer homes can still have defects or unfinished work. An inspection gives you a clear picture before you commit.
Yes. We welcome you on site. It is a good time to ask questions.
Yes. We inspect units and note limits where access is controlled by the condo board or property manager.
Yes. Many buyers use the findings to request repairs, credits, or a price change.
