A thorough inspection of major home systems—including roof, structure, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC—is conducted. A detailed digital report provides findings and recommendations for confident, informed decision-making.

Radon gas levels are measured using certified equipment to assess this invisible health risk. Accurate results support informed decisions about mitigation if necessary.

Commercial buildings are inspected in accordance with industry standards, evaluating structural integrity, safety systems, and essential building components. Inspection results provide insights for sound leasing or purchasing decisions.

Thermal imaging technology reveals hidden issues not visible to the naked eye, such as moisture intrusion, insulation gaps, and electrical hot spots. Infrared scans enhance the detail and accuracy of inspection reports.

Electrical system inspections identify potential issues, outdated wiring, and code violations. Panels, outlets, and visible wiring are reviewed to help ensure safety and compliance.

Water quality testing evaluates homes for harmful contaminants, especially those using private wells or cisterns. Lab results help ensure safe, clean drinking water.

Private wells are evaluated for system condition and water safety. The pump, pressure tank, and other components are checked, with water samples tested for potential health and safety concerns.

Deck inspections assess structural safety, stability, and signs of wear or damage. Components such as fasteners, footings, railings, and surfaces are examined to help prevent accidents and extend usability.

Moisture intrusion inspections detect hidden leaks or seepage that could lead to mold, structural damage, or indoor air quality concerns. The source is identified, and recommendations for repair and prevention are included.

High-resolution drone technology is used to inspect rooftops, chimneys, and large or difficult-to-access areas. Aerial footage provides a clear and safe view of potential concerns.

New construction inspections ensure that homes are built to proper standards prior to final closing. Structural elements, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical systems are reviewed for defects or code violations.