Buyer's Home Inspection
The biggest purchase of your life shouldn't come with surprises. We uncover every flaw, safety issue, and big-ticket repair — so you negotiate from facts, not hope, before you're locked in.
One standard, whatever the property — plain-language findings, same-day reports, and free thermal imaging on every job.
The biggest purchase of your life shouldn't come with surprises. We uncover every flaw, safety issue, and big-ticket repair — so you negotiate from facts, not hope, before you're locked in.
Find the deal-breakers before a buyer's inspector does. Fix them on your terms, price with confidence, and keep control of the negotiation instead of losing it at the table.
New doesn't mean flawless — builders miss things, and their inspector works for them. We catch what they missed before your final walkthrough, and it usually pays for itself in repairs.
Some of the most expensive mistakes get sealed behind drywall forever. We inspect the structure, framing, and mechanicals while they're still exposed — the one chance to catch them cheaply.
Your builder's warranty expires at month twelve — and most owners don't look until it's too late. We document every defect while it's still the builder's bill to pay. We always find items for the list.
The house you already own still ages. A yearly checkup catches the small stuff — a slow leak, a failing seal — before it quietly turns into a five-figure repair.
Radon is a cancer-causing gas you can't see or smell, and Carolina homes test high more often than people expect. Monitoring tells you whether your family is breathing it — results in about two days.
Mold is a health issue before it's ever a visible one. When moisture or air quality is in question, professional testing tells you what's really in the air — so you can protect the people breathing it.
A cracked or root-blocked sewer line is a five-figure surprise hiding underground. We send a camera down the line and find it before closing — not after you own it.
The list above covers what we're asked for most — but it isn't where we stop. Pools, commercial buildings, detached shops and barns, and plenty of one-off requests we get simply because someone picked up the phone and asked. If you're not sure whether we do it, ask — the answer is usually yes.
A full inspection covers the whole house — from the grading outside to the breaker panel inside.
Book your inspection today and walk into closing with 20/20 vision. Same-week scheduling, same-day reports.