Home Inspections

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  Your insurance company may require that you have your roof inspected by a qualified and/or licensed inspector. This is being requested because they would like to know when the last time your roof was replaced or repairs were made to your roof. They would also like to know what kind of condition the roof is in. If the roof is in poor condition they may choose to not write your insurance policy. They may also require it be upgraded or fixed before writing your insurance policy. Our inspectors use the approved form and take all the required photos to satisfy your insurance company.  

  A home inspection gives you a powerful marketing tool to set your home apart. We point out repairs you may wish to make to enhance marketability before you put your house up for sale. Our evaluation and report provide the information you need to make full disclosure prior to sale. A pre-sale home inspection can be your competitive edge when it comes to offering the buyer great peace of mind. It can also help you sell your home faster and at the highest possible price.  

  You want as much information as possible about the home you are considering for purchase, and a comprehensive home inspection offers important protection for your investment. You want to know that a house is safe, structurally and mechanically sound, and free of health risks. In addition to reporting any deficiencies or potential failures, Our home inspection will include maintenance tips and other information to help you eliminate unwelcome surprises and protect your investment.