Starting at $325

A home inspection is basically me giving the house a full checkup to see how everything’s holding up. I’ll go through the major systems—like the roof, plumbing, electrical, and structure—to catch any current issues or things that could turn into problems later. My goal is to give you a clear picture of the home so you can move forward with confidence and no surprises.

Starting at $200

A solar system inspection is where I take a closer look at the home’s solar panel system to assess its overall condition and basic functionality. I’ll check visible components like the panels, mounting hardware, and wiring for any signs of damage, wear, or improper installation. I’ll also note whether the system appears to be operating at the time of the inspection, if possible. This helps give you a better understanding of the system’s condition, though a full evaluation of performance or output would require a specialized solar technician.

Starting at $325

A new construction inspection is where I come in to check a newly built home to make sure everything was done correctly and up to standard. Even brand-new homes can have issues, so I look over the structure, systems, and finishes to catch anything that needs attention before you move in.

Starting at $325

A pre-listing inspection is something I do for sellers before the home goes on the market to check its overall condition. It helps uncover any issues ahead of time so you can address them early or price the home accordingly, making the selling process smoother and more predictable.

Starting at $125

Radon testing is how I check for the presence of radon gas in the home, which is invisible but important for your health. I’ll set up a specialized monitor for a 48-hour test to measure the levels and let you know if everything is within a safe range or if any action is needed.

Starting at $250

A sewer scope inspection is where I use a specialized camera to look inside the main sewer line that runs from the house to the street or septic system. This allows me to check for issues like blockages, cracks, tree root intrusion, or pipe deterioration that aren’t visible during a standard inspection. It’s especially helpful for older homes, as repairs to the sewer line can be costly, and this gives you a clearer picture of the condition before you move forward.

Starting at $200

A mold inspection is where I assess the home for signs of potential mold growth and conditions that could lead to it. I’ll look for visible mold, moisture intrusion, water damage, and areas with elevated humidity that may support growth. As part of this service, I take two air samples from inside the home and one control sample from outside to help compare and identify any elevated mold spore levels indoors. This helps provide a clearer picture of the indoor air quality, though determining the exact type and full extent of mold may require further evaluation by a specialized mold professional.

Starting at $250

A meth and illegal substance test is where I screen the home for possible contamination from substances like methamphetamine. Using specialized testing methods, I collect samples from key areas of the home—typically surfaces where residue is most likely to be present—to determine if contamination may exist. This can be especially important in homes with unknown histories, as residue from drug use or production can pose health risks and be costly to remediate. Any positive findings should be followed up with a certified environmental testing or remediation professional for confirmation and further evaluation.

Starting at $150

A pool and spa inspection is where I evaluate the visible condition and basic operation of the pool and/or spa. I’ll check components such as the structure, interior surfaces, decking, coping, and accessible equipment like the pump, filter, and heater for signs of damage, wear, or improper installation. I’ll also note whether the system appears to be operating at the time of the inspection. This helps give you a general understanding of the condition, though a full evaluation of performance, leaks, or underground components may require a specialized pool professional.

Starting at $20

A home energy report is where I evaluate the home’s overall energy efficiency and identify areas where improvements may be beneficial. I’ll look at factors like insulation levels, windows and doors, and the general performance of the heating and cooling systems. Based on what I observe, I’ll provide recommendations that may help improve comfort and reduce energy costs. This gives you a practical overview of how the home is performing, though a detailed energy audit with specialized testing may require a certified energy professional.