Services
90 Day Warranty Included
Pre-Listing / Sellers Inspection
90 Day Warranty Included
90 Day Warranty is included in every Standard Residential Single Family Home Inspection. Between the inspection and the included 90-day warranty you can proceed without worrying about an unexpected repair bill or a major appliance replacement. The warranty includes the Plumbing: Water lines, faucets, water heaters, drain lines, gas lines. Electrical: Main service panel, secondary service panel, and wiring. Appliances: Kitchen Appliances including and limited to oven, range, dishwasher, built-in microwave, trash compactor, and garbage disposal. Heating/Air (HVAC): Furnace, Air Conditioner, and Thermostats STRUCTURAL COVERAGE SUMMARY: Poured Concrete & Block wall foundations. Floor joists, bottom & top plates, and wall members. Roof leak repair (does not include replacement of bad shingles), load bearing walls, attached garage doors
Buyers Inspection
Pre-Listing / Sellers Inspection
90 Day Warranty Included
Buying a home is typically the biggest investment you will ever make, so it's important to get a home inspection because the inspector will be able to discover and document defects that may or may not be obvious to you as a prospective buyer. Such defects can range from simple replacements or repairs, to severe damage or safety and health concerns. Additionally, many mortgage companies require a home inspection on a property before approving the home loan.
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Pre-Listing / Sellers Inspection
Pre-Listing / Sellers Inspection
New Construction Phase Inspections
Why should I have a pre-listing inspection? Before you list your home, gain the important knowledge that only a Seller’s home Inspection can tell you! We will inspect your property using the same detailed procedures we utilize during a Buyer’s home Inspection. You can find out what to repair or replace to improve your odds of getting a fast sale. Or reduce or remove potential negotiations by listing the home "as is" with a complete disclosure inspection.
New Construction Phase Inspections
New Construction Phase Inspections
New Construction Phase Inspections
Would you like to stop problems in their tracks? With our New Construction home inspector Phase Inspections, we’ll visit the building site several times to make sure everything is going smoothly. Any problems we discover will be reported to you immediately.
New Construction Inspection
New Construction Phase Inspections
11 - Month/Builder's Warranty
Is a new construction inspection worth it? Our New Construction Home Inspection service takes away the fear of moving into a newly built property. Did the contractor use a common shortcut? A new construction inspection often reveals framing issues, missing insulation, improper vapor barriers, and more..
11 - Month/Builder's Warranty
New Construction Phase Inspections
11 - Month/Builder's Warranty
Your newly constructed home comes with a 12-month builder’s warranty. To make sure you have time to take advantage of it, we recommend booking our home inspector 11-Month/Builder’s Warranty service. This will give you enough time to submit any necessary claims.
4-Point Inspection
Loan Draw Inspection
Loan Draw Inspection
If you’re planning on purchasing an older home, be prepared to get a 4-Point Home Inspection for your insurer. This is not a replacement for a Buyer’s Home Inspection, but it does provide your insurer with some peace of mind. Areas we inspect include: Roof, HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical
Loan Draw Inspection
Loan Draw Inspection
Loan Draw Inspection
Your lender wants to make sure that the builder doesn’t go over budget. Therefore, they may hire us to conduct Loan Draw Home Inspections. As long as we see that everything is on-time and on-budget, they’ll release the next loan draw to keep your builder moving.
Re-Inspection
Loan Draw Inspection
Re-Inspection
A Re-Inspection is one of the best ways to protect your investment. We will investigate to make sure your home repair addendum was completed. We will also keep an eye out for anything that’s gone wrong since our last home inspection.
CL-100 WDI/WDO Termite Inspection
CL-100 WDI/WDO Termite Inspection
CL-100 WDI/WDO Termite Inspection
We've partnered with Omega Pest Solutions LLC to better provide you with the resource of wood destroying pest inspections. The CL-100 is the official South Carolina Wood Infestation Report form. It includes information based on a thorough visual inspection for signs of wood-destroying insects such as termites and beetles. The detailed report also includes inspection for signs of decay, wood rot, fungi, and moisture issues.
Asbestos Testing
CL-100 WDI/WDO Termite Inspection
CL-100 WDI/WDO Termite Inspection
Asbestos is a known carcinogen and is the only known cause of mesothelioma. This serious cancer is caused by breathing in or ingesting asbestos fibers, which become lodged in the thin membrane that lines and encases the lungs andabdominal cavity.
Crawlspace Inspection
CL-100 WDI/WDO Termite Inspection
Crawlspace Inspection
The crawlspace inspection will focus on moisture, wood rot, pest activity, structural defects, electrical problems, ductwork and plumbing issues.
Mold Inspection
Well Water Testing
Crawlspace Inspection
Mold and/or mold spores are present in every home. The mold type, quantity (spore count), and environment determines how to deal with it. The only way to determine the type of mold that is present in your home is to have it tested.
Radon Testing
Well Water Testing
Well Water Testing
Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States . The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Surgeon General strongly recommend that all homes be tested and that further action be taken when the homes radon test results are 4.0pCi/l or greater.
Well Water Testing
Well Water Testing
Well Water Testing
For those who want a VA mortgage on property in rural or remote areas, well water testing can be a big issue. Before you can be approved for a VA mortgage loan, the government requires an appraisal of the property to make sure it meets the FHA VA testing minimum requirements. Those requirements are focused on the safety, structural soundness and sanitary conditions of the property. Turnaround time is typically 10 days.
Wind Mitigation
Lead Based Paint
Lead Based Paint
Make sure your home has the mitigation techniques it needs to avoid being destroyed during a hurricane. Not only will this home inspection give you peace of mind, but it may also cause your insurer to provide a discount.
Lead Based Paint
Lead Based Paint
Lead Based Paint
Homes constructed before 1978 could have lead-based paint, which poses health risks, especially for young children. Lead exposure might lead to serious issues like learning disabilities, lower IQ, behavior problems, and memory impairment in kids. Pregnant women should also be cautious due to the risks associated with lead poisoning.
Thermal Imaging
Lead Based Paint
Sewer Scope Inspection
Thermal imaging is a technology that allows the Inspector to show you things about your home that no one can show you using other inspection methods. Thermal imaging produces images of invisible heat energy emitted from objects and systems in the home and allows us to measure it.
Sewer Scope Inspection
Sewer Scope Inspection
Sewer Scope Inspection
A sewer scope inspection can reveal problems with the sewer line in a home. Problems including but not limited to cracks, tree root intrusion, blockage, restriction, and crushed, disconnected, broken, separated line.
Our Clients Are Our Priority
Our Home Inspection and Inspectors Pledge
We pledge to observe the South Carolina Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics for Home Inspectors
and vow to uphold the inspection agreement.
We do not have any “special” relationships with real estate agents or contractors. That’s because we always put your interests first. Our home inspection service menu includes everything a homebuyer or a commercial business needs to make a truly informed decision. Your certified inspector is ready to go to work for you!
Certifications
Pay At Closing
We now offer a new payment option for our home-buying clients called FlexFund. With FlexFund, you can pay for your inspection services at closing instead of upfront. There is a $75 fee for using this service.
To qualify for pay-at-closing, your total order must be at least $700. If your order is below this amount, you may want to add an extra service, like mold, lead, or radon testing, to reach the minimum.