Inspection Services

When scheduled prior to putting your home on the market, this inspection can be a great way to facilitate a smoother transaction and to ensure that you get the most from your investment. We’ll inspect the readily accessible areas of the home, informing you of any defects we encounter so you’re given a chance to make repairs before listing your home.

Insurance agencies often require this inspection of a property before they’ll offer or extend an insurance policy. We’ll evaluate the condition of four critical areas of the home: the roofing system, electrical system, plumbing system, and HVAC system.

This inspection service can be scheduled as often as needed to help protect an ongoing construction project from delay or possible litigation due to disputes with the lender. We’ll first look over the original loan agreement to familiarize ourselves with the proposed budget and timeline—then, we’ll thoroughly inspect the progress of construction and the materials on-site to ensure that the terms continue to be met.

As a certified Mold Inspector and Remediator, owner and inspector Randy Beaver is a perfect candidate for determining whether or not a home is affected by a mold problem. All visible and readily accessible areas of the home will be evaluated for mold growth and the moisture that facilitates it—keeping you informed so that you’re not caught off guard by possible remediation expenses.

A dangerous radioactive gas that is a leading cause of lung cancer, radon naturally concentrates underground and gradually rises up through porous rock and soil. If radon is able to penetrate the structure of a home, it can be a big problem for residents—without them ever knowing it’s there. Radon gas is odorless and invisible, requiring specialized equipment to detect. This inspection service will utilize the necessary resources to ensure that your current or prospective home is safe from radon.

We’re able to inspect commercial properties for prospective investors who need more information about a property’s condition before making a final decision. We’ll assess the readily accessible areas of the property, including any installed mechanical systems.

This inspection service is often required by mortgage lenders for manufactured homes. We’ll thoroughly assess the condition of the foundation to ensure that there are no issues that pose a risk to the structural integrity of the home. If the foundation is in good shape, a foundation certification will be issued by an engineer to satisfy the lender’s requirements.