Additional SERVICES

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A sewer scope inspection is performed  for homeowners who are experiencing slow drains/blockage, or wish to verify the absence of those items, in the sewer  system. Sewer scope inspection of the main lateral lines beneath the structure & yard  lines. (For homes with a septic system sewer scope inspection will only  be performed for the lateral lines beneath the structure).

An irrigation inspection is an inspection of a home’s sprinkler system and the components that make it up. Although much of your sprinkler system is located underground, your inspector will not be digging up the yard to look at the underground components. However, they can tell a lot by doing a visual analysis of the system and above-ground components. If your irrigation system has small issues, you might not notice them right away. Over time the issues will worsen and can be costly to fix. Water leaks can cause grading issues to your home, with water pooling around the foundation and eventually allowing it to shift – which is difficult and expensive to repair.

A pool / spa inspection is performed  for people who are buying a home with a pool or spa. A pool / spa  inspection is an observation of the condition of the pool, pool  equipment, and yard grading around the pool.

Termites commonly cause problems in homes, but it is not always easy to detect an infestation. Getting a professional termite inspection will determine if you have termites. Termites can eat 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and can cause major  damage. A termite specialist will prepare a report to document the presence, or absence, of wood-destroying insects. This is often a requirement to have when you buy, sell, or re finance a home.

An  outbuilding inspection is performed  for people who are buying or  selling a home with an outbuilding. (ie:  pool house, guest house,  apartment, etc.) An outbuilding inspection covers the same items as the  buyer’s inspection – including the foundation level measurement and  infrared scan.