Services

Residential inspections for every stage of ownership.

Whether you are buying, selling, moving into a newly built home, or taking care of the home you own, we help you understand what deserves attention.

01 · For buyers and sellers

Residential Home Inspection

One complete inspection for residential properties—whether you are buying or preparing to sell.

We look at the visible and accessible condition of the home’s major systems and components. The goal is not to make every small item feel urgent—it is to help you recognize significant concerns, ongoing maintenance, and likely future expenses. The same thorough inspection applies to detached homes, attached homes, townhouses, and condominium units.

  • Recognize safety concerns and significant defects
  • Separate urgent issues from normal home maintenance
  • Make informed decisions before buying or listing
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02 · For current owners

Home Maintenance Inspection

A practical overview of what your home needs now and what to plan for next.

This inspection is useful when you have lived in the home for several years, have noticed changes, are planning renovations, or simply want an independent review. It helps turn scattered concerns into an organized maintenance plan.

  • Spot developing problems before they grow
  • Organize short- and longer-term priorities
  • Plan maintenance and repairs with confidence
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03 · For a newly built home

New Construction & Warranty Inspection

A new home can still have visible defects, incomplete work, or items that need correction.

An independent inspection before possession or a warranty deadline helps document concerns while there is still an opportunity to have them addressed. The focus is on the completed home’s visible and accessible condition. It is separate from the builder’s walkthrough and municipal permit inspections.

  • Identify visible defects and incomplete work
  • Document concerns for discussion with the builder
  • Understand the home before taking full responsibility
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What we look at

A practical review of the home’s major systems.

The inspection focuses on visible and accessible conditions at the time of the inspection. The exact scope may vary with the property type and access available.

Site & Exterior

Grading, drainage, exterior surfaces, windows, doors, decks, and other visible components.

Roof & Structure

Visible roof areas, foundation, framing, and signs of movement or moisture concern.

Electrical

Service equipment, panels, accessible wiring, outlets, and common electrical safety concerns.

Plumbing

Visible supply and drainage components, fixtures, water heating, and signs of leakage.

Heating & Ventilation

Heating equipment, distribution, ventilation, and accessible cooling components where present.

Interior, Attic & Insulation

Interior rooms, stairs, accessible attic areas, insulation, and visible moisture indicators.

What you receive

Clear priorities—not a pile of information.

What needs attention nowSafety concerns and significant defects.

What can waitItems that are not urgent but should be monitored.

What to plan forMaintenance and future repair considerations.

Important to know

Visual and non-invasiveWe inspect visible and accessible areas without opening walls or damaging finishes.

A point-in-time assessmentThe inspection describes conditions observed on the inspection date, not future performance.

Specialists when appropriateWhen a concern falls outside a general home inspection, further evaluation may be recommended.

Not sure which inspection you need?

Tell us about the property and where you are in the process.