Home Inspections – A Whole House Inspection is the ideal inspection for PRE-PURCHASE, PRE-LISTING, OR POST WARRANTY (aka builder's first year warranty) situations. It includes Structural, Exterior, Roofing, Plumbing, Electrical, Heating, A/C, Interiors, Insulation & Ventilation, and Built-In Appliances. On most homes, it takes two to four hours to complete.![]()
Commercial Inspections – This is not a modified residential inspection, which is what many inspection firms offer. Instead, we provide a detailed commercial report based on our knowledge, training, and experience. It is designed to help you become an informed buyer and very detailed in a logical easy to read format. We believe that no one provides a more thorough comprehensive inspection.![]()
New Construction Inspection – An inspection of residential or commercial property while still under construction. Typically performed when the foundation is complete and again when framing is complete (before insulation & drywall). We focus on quality of workmanship and quality of materials. When construction is complete (including landscaping), we recommend you schedule our Whole House or full Commercial Inspection. ![]()
Rental Property Inspections – An inspection of rental property designed to identify and document landlords and/or tenants compliance with North Carolina's Residential Rental Act. This inspection is available as a stand alone service or as a program (RentalWatchSM).![]()
Re-Inspection of Repairs – During a previous inspection, certain items were identified for repair. Once those repairs have been made, an assessment is needed. During our Re-Inspection we look at the quality of materials and workmanship considering industry practices. We determine the acceptability of repairs and provide appropriate remarks.![]()
Water Well Inspections - An inspection of well system components. Well and plumbing dis-infection, and water quality testing are not part of this inspection but are recommended. ![]()
Onsite Wastewater (Septic) Inspections - An inspection of septic system components including conventional systems and pump systems. Well and plumbing disinfection, water quality testing, and septic tank pump-outs are not part of this inspection but may be recommended.
Clearance Inspection & Testing (Post Mold Remediation) – The objective of Clearance Inspection and Testing is to determine if the recent mold remediation efforts are complete or if additional remediation is required.
Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Inspection & Testing – The objective of IAQ Inspection and Testing is to determine if there are any visible molds or visible conditions conducive for mold growth and collect air samples that may reveal hidden mold or other IAQ concerns.![]()
Radon Mitigation System Inspection – This is an inspection of an existing mitigation system, either passive or active. This service includes a Radon Test which gives further insight into the system’s effectiveness regarding its ability to remove Radon Gas. It also reveals the need for system repair or upgrades in the case of a passive system. On most homes, it takes one to two hours on site; plus three days for sampling; plus four days for laboratory analysis. ![]()
Repair Estimates – An inspection tells you what needs repair; but how much will those repairs cost? We can provide Repair Estimates for the repairable items listed in your Home Inspection Report. ![]()
Consulting - We are available to provide consulting services regarding a wide array of topics ranging from new construction, environmental concerns, storm damage, repairs, maintenance, and litigation support as an expert witness.![]()