We help home-Buyers Avoid costly mistakes!

Look for Algae, Moss, or Piles of Leaves. If you have binoculars, you can begin your DIY roof checkup from the ground. …
Look for Buckled or Curled Shingles. …
Check for Damaged, Missing, or Old Shingles. …
Inspect the Roof Up Close. …
Investigate Your Attic.

An electrical inspection provides a comprehensive review and checkup of the electrical connections and wiring installed in a home. It helps prevent fire damage, which causes many deaths, injuries, and property damage every year.

Our technicians will check that all the parts of your HVAC system are clean and in good repair to eliminate any safety hazards; additionally, any built-in safety measures will also be checked to ensure they are working properly. It includes simple integrity tests for your thermostat, wiring, AC shutoff, and blower shutoff. Visual inspection of electrical components, tightening connections as needed. Visual inspection of supply registers and return vents, cleaning blockages as needed. Replacement of air filters at the return grilles or indoor unit.

We ensure that the plumbing work complies with all relevant plumbing laws and standards. We 1. Check your faucets for leaks, corrosion, wear, and damage. 2. Verify there are no water drips when the spigots are turned off. 3. Examine underneath the sinks for water stains or drips when the water is running. 4. Check for clogged drains or slow drainage. 5. Inspect for visible signs of water stains on walls and ceilings. 6. Verify water pressure is at a safe level. 7. Confirm water heater is functioning to standards and not leaking. 8. Inspect toilets and the washing machine for hoses, water lines, and connectors that have visible signs of cracks, brittleness, or leaking. 9. Inspect Septic Tank if not on city water. 10. Identify drainage issues that affect the flow of water that could damage or harm the properties’ structure.