Takes place before a property purchase, the inspection involves a thorough examination of various components such as the structural integrity, electrical systems, plumbing, HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), roofing, and overall safety features. This evaluation helps buyers make informed decisions.

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The same inspection as the Buyer's inspection, but initiated by the person who is selling the property to evaluate it before putting it on the market. It allows the seller to proactively address issues, potentially speeding up the selling process and minimizing negotiations based on the buyer's inspection.

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Pre-closing inspection is a process in which an independent inspector evaluates a newly constructed residential or commercial building before it is turned over to the buyer or occupant. This inspection allows the builder or developer to address issues before the buyer takes possession, ensuring that the property is delivered in accordance with the agreed-upon standards.

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During the 11-month warranty inspection, a qualified inspector makes a full standard home inspection. The goal is to identify and document any issues covered by the builder's warranty so that they can be addressed before the warranty period expires. This inspection helps ensure that any necessary repairs are made under the warranty, preventing the homeowner from incurring additional expenses for covered issues after the warranty period ends.

By conducting a pre-drywall inspection, builders and homeowners can catch and address potential issues early in the construction process, reducing the likelihood of problems arising after the completion of the home. It provides an opportunity for corrections before crucial components are concealed by drywall.

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A comprehensive pool and spa inspection help homeowners, buyers, and sellers understand the condition of the aquatic features on a property. Any identified issues can be addressed promptly to ensure the safety and functionality of the pool or spa.

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A foundation evaluation is crucial for both existing homeowners and prospective buyers. Identifying foundation issues early can help prevent more severe problems and mitigate potential safety hazards. If issues are discovered, consulting with a structural engineer or foundation specialist may be recommended to determine the extent of the problem and appropriate remediation measures.

A commercial inspection it is an inspection of a commercial property's physical condition, structural components, systems, and safety hazards. It also helps in planning for necessary maintenance and improvements to ensure the property's long-term viability and safety.

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Infrared inspections are commonly used to assess the thermal performance of buildings identifying issues that may not be visible to the naked eye. They can identify areas of heat loss or infiltration, insulation deficiencies, potential moisture issues, or overheating components of the electrical system.

A “Visual Septic Inspection” is where the visible components of the system are evaluated and tested. The surface area above tanks and lateral lines are inspected for performance. This is the most common type of septic inspection.

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