Get a Professional Home Inspection by a qualified home inspector

For most of us, a home is our greatest financial investment. A professional home inspection by a qualified engineer is not a luxury. With the ever increasing costs of repairs and home maintenance, you need to know the true condition of your perspective home! Our goal is to provide you with a highly qualified home inspector, so you need to make an informed investment decision regarding your new home. Our complete services will give you the peace of mind you need at this crucial time.

We encourage you to walk with the inspector while the home inspection is being performed. We strongly encourage you to ask questions of the inspector during the home inspection. We believe a thorough home inspection can only be provided when you completely understand the findings.

Your home inspection will include the inspection of all of the visible and accessible areas of the interior and exterior of the home, a complete easy to read and easy to understand written report will be prepared.

Invest in your future with confidence - Phone us today at 724-216-5254 to schedule your home inspection. Or submit and online request.

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Do You Know the Home You are Buying?
The Home Inspector

For buyers, sellers, businesses and homeowners

Whether your property is:
     • a single family dwelling
     • a townhome or condominium
     • a loft space
     • a foreclosure property
     • a multi-unit building
     • a commercial building

Home Inspectors give you a professional, objective evaluation of the current condition of a home you may purchase or already own.   Their expertise is even more sought after with buyers looking at foreclosure properties. Allow our decades of experience to help you fine tune your search for a foreclosed property.

Home buyers request pre-purchase inspections that point out property defects and merits.

Home sellers are offered an inspection that recommends necessary repairs to be made before a home is listed for sale.

Present homeowners use our unbiased, solid advice as a guide to upgrading their home.

The key is experience
A home inspector uses the five senses to compile clues about a property's condition. They know the major systems of a house, hands on, inside and out. Only a home inspector who has extensive time in the field can make an educated judgement on what signal major or minor problems.

Who Needs a Home Inspection & Why?

Prospective Buyers:
The Pre-Purchase Inspection
Is the disclosure given to you by the seller 100% accurate? Find Out! Discovery of any defects may warrant a renegotiation. Let The Home Inspectors decide. The Home Inspectors will provide you with an evaluation of defects and needed repairs. This same examination can be of value for homes under construction where we create a list of what needs to be done before completion.

For Sellers:
The Pre-Listing Inspection
Before listing your home, our Property Analysis Report can help evaluate its condition. This enables essential repairs and cosmetic touch-ups to be made before buyers view your home. You'll sell your property faster and at a better price.

For Homeowners:
Current-Owner Inspection
Often the people who live in a house are so close to it they can't see its problems. They help you decide on the repairs and renovation by giving you solid, unbiased advice. If you're already exhausted by conflicting sales pitches, call us. They recommend the steps to take in order to get the job done right.

The Many Items Checked In The Inspection Include:

Slope & Elevevation of Grounds
Chimneys & Fire Places
Heating & Air Conditioning
Electrical & Wiring Systems
Attic
Kitchen & Bathroom
Door & Window Mechanisms
Plumbing Systems & Fixtures
Basement & Crawl Space
Foundation (Interior/Exterior)
Exterior Siding & Roofing
Garage Door & Mechanisms
Gutters, Flashing, & Downspouts
Walks, Driveways, Patios & Stoops
Wall Covering Material

What To Expect...
Our inspections take 2 to 4 hours to complete depending on size, complexity, and age of the building. They are sensitive to the needs of first-time buyers. They take extra time to answer questions about the systems and conditions of your home. They enter your data into a permanent file and welcome your questions after you move in. Inspection is an evaluation of property defects and is not a contract, warranty or insurance.