Services
We offer exceptional service beyond the scope of perfection in order to provide safe, reliable and long lasting residence for our valued custumers.
- Full Home Inspections
- Commercial Property
- One Year Warranty Inspection
- Annual Home Inspection
- Sellers Pre-listing Inspection
- Multi-Unit Housing Inspection
- Investment Property Inspection
- Mobile/Manufactured Home Inspection
- Pool and Spa
- Renters Inspection
- Sprinkler System
- Moisture Intrusion Inspection
- Four Point Insurance Inspection
- Phase Inspection (Pre-Purchase / Foundation/ Pre-Drywall)
Residential
Residential Services
Full Home Inspection
A home inspection is the first step towards understanding the condition of the home that you are buying or selling. This type of inspection is commonly referred to as a buyer’s inspection. It is a visual examination and basic performance evaluation of the major structure, systems, and components that are visible and safely accessible. “To use a medical analogy, think of a home inspection as a general check-up and not a comprehensive, x-ray exam.”
Following the inspection, you will be given a home inspection report. The report will include high-quality photos, videos, notes, and other general information about the home
and our findings.
Pool and Spa
Your pool takes a lot of maintenance and up-keep to keep it running the way it should. We’ll make sure you don’t have any leaks or safety hazards. With our pool inspection, you can be sure that your pool is safe, clean and ready for fun.
One Year Warranty Inspection
The inspection report is a useful tool you can use to have conversations with your builder’s representatives and request they repair any defects that are covered in the builder’s warranty. The report will also give you a great list of home maintenance tips and recommendations to keep your investment in good condition moving forward. It is an investment in protecting the investment you’ve already made in your new home. The cost of a one-year builder warranty inspection is a small price to pay for the peace of mind you’ll have living in your new home for years to come.
Mobile/Manufactured Home Inspection
Just like our residential home inspections, we will cover a list of areas to make sure that everything is up to code for your mobile or manufatured home
Commercial
Commercial Services
Commercial Property
Don’t live in doubt when it comes to safety and stability of your building. 411 Home Inspections
Services will take care of any commercial building inspections you need. We’ll go over your property to make sure it’s up to code.
When we inspect your building, we’ll be sure to:
- Check your Electrical systems
- Check the HVAC System
- Evaluate the plumbing
- Look at the building structure and foundation
- Ensure the building is safe for your employees and customers.
Multi-Unit Housing Inspection
This type of residential property inspection is performed for apartment buildings, condominiums, and townhome developments. Although the interior of each individual unit is similar to a standalone residential property and typically inspected by a home inspector, a multi-dwelling property is designed and built with commercial applications.
Phase Inspection (Pre-Purchase / Foundation/ Pre-Drywall)
This is a multi phased process for building homes that fully covers the property. The process starts before you buy the property and goes all the way before the house is fully consturcted to make sure everything is done right the first time.
Investment Property Inspection
You can trust us to conduct thorough property inspection. We’ll make sure that your investment property is safe and sound. Weather you need your beach home, apartment complex or retail location inspected, you can depend on us.
Phase Inspection
Phase One
This part in the phase inspection is often referred to as the Foundation or “Pre-Pour” Inspection and is completed prior to the foundation being poured. The “Pre-Pour” Inspection is designed to ensure that the building site has been excavated and graded properly, anchors and footing are spaced adequately and in place, and that the stage is set for a strong and long-lasting home.
Areas covered in this inspection:
Footings
Reinforcements
Foundation walls
Surface preparation
Vapor barrier
Concrete reinforcements (rebar)
Phase Inspection
Phase One
This part in the phase inspection is often referred to as the Foundation or “Pre-Pour” Inspection and is completed prior to the foundation being poured. The “Pre-Pour” Inspection is designed to ensure that the building site has been excavated and graded properly, anchors and footing are spaced adequately and in place, and that the stage is set for a strong and long-lasting home.
Areas covered in this inspection:
Footings
Reinforcements
Foundation walls
Surface preparation
Vapor barrier
Concrete reinforcements (rebar)
Phase Inspection
Phase Two
This part of the phase inspection is often referred to as the “Pre-Drywall” or Framing Inspection. This inspection is completed after the entire frame has been built, the roof is on, the windows are installed, but prior to the insulation and sheetrock installation. This inspection is designed to ensure that the beams, posts, studs, and other structural components are installed properly. In addition, the wiring, plumbing, window flashing, and other elements that are generally hidden behind walls are inspected to identify defective or sub-standard installation practices.
The structural frame is inspected to identify deficiencies such as:
Unbolted sill plates
Over spanned members
Inadequate roof supports
Under built bearing walls
Improper notching and boring
Severed plates
Damaged joists
Improper fire stops
Phase Inspection
Phase Three
The third and final phase inspection is designed to ensure the major systems andcomponents are installed following local building standards, there are no observable major defects present, and that it is safe for occupancy.
also include the following areas:
Drywall
Trim
Paintwork
Floor coverings
Grading and drainage
Phase Inspection
Phase Three
The third and final phase inspection is designed to ensure the major systems andcomponents are installed following local building standards, there are no observable major defects present, and that it is safe for occupancy.
also include the following areas:
Drywall
Trim
Paintwork
Floor coverings
Grading and drainage
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