Get the full picture of your home.
Comprehensive home inspection services with same-day reporting.
Fuel smart home buying decisions with a home inspection.
The home-buying process is complicated enough. Now you have to translate a complicated document all to understand the condition of your new home.
We take the translation out of the home inspection process and give you the information you need (in plain English!) so that you can understand your home and make plans to fix or negotiate – before signing!
- Quick and quality inspections to keep the home-buying process moving
- Reports and follow-up calls to ensure you understand our findings
- 200% Satisfaction Guarantee to protect your purchase
What do we inspect?
Our team of experienced inspectors will help you understand the true condition of your home – from foundation to roofline.
Home Inspection
Complete inspection of the home structure from the roof to the foundation. This covers anything visible, running appliances, electrical systems, and more.
Sprinkler & Irrigation*
We inspect and evaluate the sprinkler system running in manual mode. We run through all the zones of the irrigation system to ensure that the heads are working properly and the sprinklers are not spraying on the foundation or fencing to cause wear.
Wood Destroying Insect Inspection (Termite)*
Wood Destroying Insect Inspections are often called termite inspections. This is a separate inspection form that identifies: wood destroying organisms (termites, carpenter ants, etc) and conducive conditions (trees too close to the house, rotten wood).
This inspection is required for VA loans.
Residential Thermography Assessment*
This inspection uses a thermal camera to look for cold and hot spots. With this assessment, we can locate overheating electrical equipment and leaks that may not be visible to the naked eye.
Outbuilding*
We recommend this inspection for any barn, workshop, or outbuilding with electricity. We check for structural integrity, electrical systems, and, if plumbing is present, we ensure it is plumbed to the septic or sewer systems.
Sewer Scoping*
This inspection uses a camera to evaluate the main drain for the home – the sewer line between the home and the city or septic tank. We’ve found cracking, blockage, root intrusion, and more. In new homes, we’ve found construction debris. In older homes, we’ve found cast iron pipe damage. This line can be costly to repair!
Septic Inspection*
This inspection tests the septic system and drain fields/aerobic sprinklers. If the tank is accessible, we’ll check the condition of the tank. We look for roots or cracking, check the performance of the tank, test the alarm, and more. If the tank is covered we’ll use the sewer scope to check the inlet of the septic tank to see if the water level is at the proper level.
Pool and Spa Inspection*
This is a basic visual inspection of the pool surface. We run and test pool systems and fountains.
Re-Inspection (Verification of Repairs)*
Once repairs are requested and made we can go back out to verify repairs. This inspection is completed using a list of requested repairs. We make sure repairs were made and done correctly.
Engineer Certification*
Our inspectors collect data points on the foundation of slab or pier and beam homes. We then send these data points to our engineer to analyze, write a report and recommend any needed repairs. These reports have been proven to save client’s thousands of dollars in repair quotes from foundation companies.
Manufactured Home Certification Survey (HUD Foundation Cert)*
This is the engineering certification of a manufactured home foundation. Our inspectors take pictures of the foundation and tags. We send these pictures to an engineer who writes a report and issues a certificate for the foundation. This is required by VA & FHA loans on a manufactured home.
VA/FHA Water Potability Test*
Water analysis is required by VA loans when the home is on a well. This test checks for Nitrates, Nitrites, Lead, Coliform Bacterial, and E. Coli. It can only be completed on Monday-Thursday during the 1 PM inspection slot.
Multi-Family*
Duplexes and quadruplexes have the same inspection standards as a standard residential home inspection.
Mold*
Mold is highly regulated in Texas. Our TDLR mold inspector will use specialized mold machines to pull air samples throughout the home. These samples are mailed off to be analyzed by a lab for mold in the air. In the event that mold comes back high, our mold consultant can assist in writing the protocol* for the TDLR mold remediation company to follow.
Chimney Scope*
Our inspectors run a camera into the chimney flue to check integrity of the chimney components.
Scheduling your home inspection is simple.
1.
Schedule your inspection.
Provide your home’s information and schedule your inspection. Then, we’ll email you the inspection agreement and payment link.
2.
Get the full report.
We’ll perform a thorough inspection and email a clear, interactive, photo-based report.
