The Home Inspector Is an important step in the home buying process
Home buying can have a lot of pitfalls that you may not see right away. This will be one of the biggest investments of your life and you want to do it right. Once you are in your due diligence phase of the buying process you need someone who does things right and will be available for you. You want someone to find all the little things so you don't have to a year into owning the home. For that you need a great home inspector.
Efficiency
Time is money. We know your time is valuable so we do what we need to quickly and properly.
Open Communication
We maintain constant communication to make sure you know what's going on and have everything you need.
Easy To Understand Reporting
The reports can get long, that's why we do our best to highlight the important things and walk you through it.
Experience
With experience comes efficiency and we've got it. We want to make sure to do our best constantly improving the way we do things.
OUR SERVICES
There is a lot more than just your regular Residential Home Inspection. We've got you covered with our different inspections so we can find it for you.
Residential Home Inspection
Our comprehensive residential home inspections evaluate your property's major systems and components, providing valuable insights and expert recommendations to ensure safety, functionality, and value.
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Our sewer scope inspections utilize advanced camera equipment to assess the condition of your home's sewer lines, identifying blockages, leaks, or damage, and helping you prevent costly repairs.
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Radon Testing
Our radon testing service accurately measures radon levels in your home, safeguarding your family's health by identifying and addressing this invisible, odorless, and potentially harmful gas.
Learn moreChimney Flue Inspctions
We examine your chimney's structure and components for damage and blockages, preventing potential fire hazards and maintaining performance.
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Thermal Imaging
Our thermal imaging inspections use infrared technology to detect hidden issues, ensuring your home's safety and efficiency.
Learn moreRay Sahm
A licensed and certified Home Inspector can be a tremendous asset (or ally) when making the biggest purchase you’ll ever make. With 20+ years of project management and home renovation/construction experience, I can help you feel confident in your new home purchase. Trained and certified by InterNACHI, the American Home Inspectors Training Institute (AHIT), and ASHI, I can assist you make an informed decision, so you KNOW, TRUSTand LOVE your new HOME.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When buying a new home, new construction home or a pre-owned home, you need an inspection for your peace of mind. Sellers also benefit from home inspections by knowing the condition of their home before listing.
They are spared the embarrassment of the buyer's home inspector finding major defects with their home that they were not aware of and possibly will hold up the real estate transaction. If your new home still has a home warranty through a builder it is smart to have a home inspection before it expires.
They are spared the embarrassment of the buyer's home inspector finding major defects with their home that they were not aware of and possibly will hold up the real estate transaction. If your new home still has a home warranty through a builder it is smart to have a home inspection before it expires.
Homeowners who have owned their homes for several years do benefit from a home inspector's knowledge of maintenance and repairs, and experience and can offer a different perspective. You can also benefit by learning about new technologies or how your home can be improved by “Age In Place” modifications/adaptations.
Every home is different depending on the number of defects observed, but the average time is 2 to 3 hours to inspect the entire property.
The industry is full of inspectors who neither have the training, experience or qualifications to qualify as a home inspector. A professional knows what to look for and reports the condition to their clients in a detailed report outlining the condition of the home and provides insight to the buyer regarding the actual condition of all the items in the home, so the buyer can make an informed buying decision.
A home inspection is an important step in the home buying process. Professionally trained home inspectors assist in maintaining the health of your home and a property inspection makes home maintenance easy by catching minor problems before they become big problems.
In just a few hours you'll have a detailed report of the condition of your home so that you can plan for needed repairs and upgrades when it's time to make them. When purchasing a home, many homebuyers have saved literally thousands of dollars through information provided by the home inspector.
In just a few hours you'll have a detailed report of the condition of your home so that you can plan for needed repairs and upgrades when it's time to make them. When purchasing a home, many homebuyers have saved literally thousands of dollars through information provided by the home inspector.
Yes, if it is possible, you should be there at the home inspection. We recommend that you be present at your home inspection so that you can ask your inspector any questions and see first hand any areas needing maintenance or repair.
The cost of your inspection depends on the number of bedrooms, age, and number of fixed AC units that serve the home. Testing for radon and termite inspections are additional.
Yes, feel free to call anytime.