Sewer Scope

A sewer scope inspection is a professional examination of a property’s main sewer line using a specialized, high-resolution camera. The camera is inserted through an accessible sewer cleanout and guided through the line toward the municipal connection or septic system.

During the inspection, we look for common issues such as cracks, breaks, root intrusion, blockages, separated joints, corrosion, bellies, and damaged or deteriorated pipe. We also evaluate the overall condition of the sewer line and identify potential areas that may require repair or further evaluation.

A sewer scope can provide valuable information about an otherwise hidden component of the property. Once the inspection is complete, you’ll receive a clear explanation of our findings so you can make informed decisions about maintenance, repairs, or future planning.

Interior Chimney Inspection

A chimney inspection is a professional evaluation of the chimney structure, flue, and accessible components to identify potential safety concerns, damage, or deterioration.

During the inspection, we look for common issues such as cracks, damaged or missing mortar, deterioration of the chimney crown, damaged flashing, improper venting, blockages, and signs of water intrusion. We also evaluate the accessible portion of the flue for conditions that could affect the safe operation of the fireplace or heating appliance.

Depending on the chimney and its accessibility, additional inspection methods may be recommended to provide a more thorough evaluation of the interior flue.

A chimney inspection can help identify potential fire, carbon monoxide, water-intrusion, and structural concerns before they become more serious. Our goal is to provide clear, straightforward findings so you can understand the condition of the chimney and make informed decisions about maintenance or repairs.

Radon Testing

Radon is a naturally occurring, odorless and invisible radioactive gas that can enter your home through cracks and openings in the foundation. Long-term exposure to elevated radon levels can pose a serious health risk, making testing an important part of protecting your home and your family.

Our radon testing service uses a professional electronic radon monitor to measure radon levels in your home over the testing period. After testing is complete, you’ll receive a clear report showing the results and what they mean for your home.

Know your home. Know your radon level. Testing is a simple way to gain peace of mind and determine whether further action may be recommended.

Termite/WDO Inspection

Termites and other wood-destroying organisms (WDOs) can cause significant damage to a home, often without obvious signs of a problem. Our Termite & WDO Inspection is designed to identify visible evidence of termites and other wood-destroying insects or organisms that may affect the structure of the property.

During the inspection, we look for signs of active or previous infestation, wood damage, conditions that may attract wood-destroying organisms, and other visible indicators of concern. We’ll clearly document our findings and explain any areas that may require further evaluation or treatment.

Whether you’re buying, selling, or simply protecting your investment, a Termite & WDO Inspection can provide valuable information about the condition of the home.

Protect your investment. Know what’s happening behind the walls and beneath the surface.

Pool Inspection

A pool inspection is a professional evaluation of the swimming pool and its accessible equipment and components. The inspection is designed to identify safety concerns, visible damage, and conditions that may require maintenance or repair.

During the inspection, we evaluate the pool structure, interior surfaces, coping, decking, skimmers, drains, returns, plumbing, pump, filter, heater, and other accessible equipment. We also look for signs of leaks, deterioration, improper operation, or damage to the pool and surrounding components.

Safety features are also reviewed where applicable, including pool barriers, gates, latches, handrails, and other accessible safety equipment. Electrical components associated with the pool may be visually evaluated for readily observable concerns, although specialized electrical testing may require a qualified electrician.

A pool inspection provides valuable information about the condition and operation of an important—and potentially expensive—property feature. Our goal is to provide clear, straightforward findings so you can understand the pool’s current condition and make informed decisions about maintenance, repairs, or further evaluation.

Air Quality Testing

Indoor air quality can have a major impact on the comfort and overall environment of your home. Our Indoor Air Quality & Mold Testing service is designed to help identify potential air-quality concerns and determine whether mold spores or other airborne contaminants may be present.

Testing may include air sampling in selected areas of the home, with samples submitted for laboratory analysis when appropriate. Results can provide valuable information about airborne mold spore levels and help identify whether additional investigation or professional remediation may be recommended.

This service is especially helpful when there are concerns about musty odors, visible or suspected moisture issues, previous water damage, or unexplained indoor air-quality concerns.

Breathe easier. Test your indoor environment. Know what’s in the air you breathe.

Well & Septic Inspection

A private well and septic system are important components of a home, and understanding their condition can help protect you from unexpected repairs and expenses. Our Well & Septic Inspection provides a visual evaluation of the accessible components and overall condition of these systems.

For the well, we evaluate visible components and look for signs of potential concerns with the well equipment, pressure system, and related components. For the septic system, we visually inspect accessible components and look for signs of potential leakage, backups, drainage concerns, or other conditions that may warrant further evaluation.

Our goal is to provide you with clear, easy-to-understand information about the condition of these systems so you can make a more informed decision about the property.

Know your water. Know your septic system. Protect your investment.