Knowledge is Power
A Thorough Home Inspection can help you Buy or Sell, and Maintain your home with confidence.
As A Trained Professional,
I'll provide Invaluable Information to help turn you into a knowledgeable consumer.

A Knowledgeable Home Owner can identify problems in the making, and take preventive measures to
Avoid Costly Repairs.

For Knowledgeable Home Buyers, in Both New and Older Homes, the best way to ensure that you are well informed
about the strengths and weaknesses of a property is to have me give you a Professional Home Inspection. I have
been trained to identify problem areas, both small and large, that may have been overlooked by the
previous owners, and to identify Which Issues should be Addressed Immediately, and which can wait.


For Knowledgeable Home Sellers, whether you are selling your home on your own, or working with a Realtor
(EXTREMELY and HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!),
my Professional Home Inspection will help you understand conditions that a future buyer's inspector
may point out, and can prepare the property for Better Selling Conditions by making repairs.
All homes have strengths and weaknesses, so I can help you answer questions about my findings
which may present themselves at a later date during negotiations.


Most builders provide a One-Year Warranty for New Construction. Generally during this period of time,
the buyer develops a "Punch List" of corrections for the contractor to repair under their warranty coverage.
Some defects Will Not Be Obvious to the Untrained Eye.
It is prudent to obtain my Professional Home Inspection Report of items that will most likely be
repaired by your builder --- At No Cost To You. You will be reassured knowing that potential
problems were addressed Before they grow into something that Could Cost You A Great Deal down the road.

The Following is Only a Small Sampling of the
Many Aspects that your Professional Inspection Covers:
  
~ BUILDING EXTERIOR ~
Grounds, Drainage, Driveways, Patios, Walkways, Decks, Balconies, Exterior Stoops/Stairs and Railings, Porches, Walls, Trims, Eaves, Soffits, Fascia, Exterior Doors and Windows, and Other Visible Exterior Components

  
~ STRUCTURE ~
Visible Foundations and Footings, Floors, Walls, Roof/Ceiling Structures, and Other Visible Structural Components

  
~ ROOF AND ATTIC ~
Roof Coverings, Drainage Systems, Flashings, Skylights, Chimneys, Roof Penetrations, Beams and Rafters, Truss Systems, Collar Ties and Purlins, Joists and Flooring, Wiring Attachments, Insulation and Ventilation, and Other Visible Roof and Attic Components

     
~ HEATING, VENTILATION, AND AIR CONDITIONING ~
Heating and Cooling Systems, Ducts, Air Supply and Return, Air Delivery Measurements, Combustible Air, Visible Fuel Supply and Safety, and Other Visible HVAC Components

  
~ ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS ~
Service Entry and Clearances, Service Panel Components, Grounding System, and Branch Systems (Switches, Outlets, Fixtures, Wiring and Junction Boxes, etc.) and Other Visible Electrical Components

     
~ PLUMBING ~
Water Pressure, Distribution, Sinks and Faucets, Baths and Showers, Toilets, Hose Bibbs, Visible Piping and Sanitary System, Vents, and Other Visible Plumbing System Components

     
~ INTERIOR ~
Floors and Ceilings, Walls, Interior Doors and Windows, Interior Stairs and Railings, Cabinets and Counter Tops, Built-In Appliances, Fireplaces, Smoke Detectors and Safety-Related Items, Garage Doors and Door Openers, and Other Visible Interior Components