Services

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You can add a 4-Point report to your residential inspection.

You can add a wind mitigation report to your residential inspection.

You can add a crawlspace inspection to your residential inspection. A crawlspace inspection involves examining the area beneath a home for potential issues like moisture, mold, pests, structural concerns, and insulation quality to ensure a safe, well-maintained foundation and living environment. 

A detached building inspection evaluates the condition of standalone structures on a property, such as a shed or detached garage, assessing elements like structural integrity, roof, and electrical systems if present.

 A reinspection is a follow-up visit to check that previously identified issues have been corrected as needed. The reinspection fee covers evaluating up to five items from the initial inspection.  

This full inspection is designed to help you make the most of the benefits offered by your one-year builder’s warranty. The inspection identifies any issues with materials or workmanship that the builder may still be responsible for, helping you to address these concerns before the warranty period ends. By conducting a warranty inspection, you can potentially mitigate future repair costs by ensuring that covered repairs are handled now, avoiding unexpected expenses down the line. 

A 4-point inspection is an evaluation of the four main systems in a home—roof, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC—often required by insurers for older properties. 

A wind mitigation inspection assesses a home's key structural features that reduce wind damage, such as roof shape, window protection, and attachment methods, to help homeowners qualify for insurance discounts. 

The Insurance Bundle includes both a 4-Point Inspection and a Wind Mitigation Inspection, providing essential reports that may help you secure better insurance coverage and lower premiums.