Air Quality Survey

Get Peace of Mind with an Air Quality & Mold Detection Survey.  The average family spends 90% of their time indoors, so the quality of your indoor air is paramount to your health and to the health of your loved ones. In fact, the EPA has listed indoor air pollution among the top five environmental dangers posed to Americans today. Getting regular measurements of your home’s indoor air quality is a vital step in ensuring the health of your family.

 

Fast & Accurate Measurement

Because you can't often see or smell mold and air contaminants, we'll measure particulate matter, including mold spores, in every room of your house, pinpointing any issue areas.

 

Instant Results

You will receive a summary report, which will help you determine the condition of the air in you home and whether any areas require additional sampling.

 

A Cost-Effective Solution

Mold sampling and lab work is expensive and often unnecessary. Our air quality and mold detection survey provide a thorough and inexpensive alternative. Protect Your Family’s Health - Get a Comprehensive Air Quality and Mold Detection Survey Today!

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Pre-Sale Inspection

Identifying any deficiencies in the home before buyers find them helps increase the value of your home and reduce the time it's on the market.  Includes thermal imaging throughout the home during the inspection and a full report with pictures will be emailed to you.

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• Alerts you of safety issues prior to potential buyers visiting your property

• Ranks and prioritizes deficiencies

• Allows you to make any necessary repairs

• Assists in property evaluation

• Makes a property more appealing to potential buyers

• Provides an unbiased assessment of the property before negotiations begin

• Helps avoid renegotiating during the selling process

• Reduces the risk of potential buyers walking away because there is no time for a home inspection

 

Pre-Purchase Inspection

Reduces the risk of unexpected and costly surprises, and helps you feel completely comfortable with your home purchase decision.  Includes thermal imaging throughout the home during the inspection and a full report with pictures will be emailed to you.

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• Alerts you of any deficiencies or safety issues

• Ranks and prioritizes any deficiencies a home may have

• Provides tips and recommendations for correcting deficiencies

• Additional articles relevant to information contained in the report (i.e. removing mold, reducing heat loss) for further education.

• Can assist in acquiring financing and insurance

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Condo Inspection

A condo inspection is an assessment of all accessible systems, mechanics and finishes, which also includes thermal scans. It's a step-by-step analysis and report of your condo's overall structure, functionality and performance to help you see its full value.

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Our home inspectors examine the basic components and systems of your unit, as well as its finishes and fixtures, to provide you with proper documentation for long-term protection, including when renting the unit.

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WETT Reports

A WETT inspection, which stands for Wood Energy Technology Transfer, includes a thorough inspection of all wood burning appliances such as stoves and open fireplaces, by a certified WETT inspector. Given the potential threat these technologies pose to the well-being and health of those in the home, a WETT inspection can give you the peace of mind you need when buying or selling a home, living in a home, and can also be a requirement when securing insurance.

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• Flue

• Chimney

• Material

• Clearances

• Written Report

 

Thermal Imaging Report

Thermal imaging is one of the best ways to detect water problems in the home. Water is the number one cause of damage to the home, as it can result in structural problems, mold, and more. Repairs for this type of damage can be expensive, so it’s important to detect any potential problems as early as possible.  No home inspection is complete without this tool!

 

Pre-Delivery Inspection

Before taking ownership of your newly constructed home you will walk through the house with your builder. But an independent inspection completed by a qualified home inspector often uncovers deficiencies overlooked by the builder's inspector - sometimes even municipal inspectors.

 

If caught early, the builder can correct these deficiencies before you move in, so your home is the way it's supposed be the moment you move in. As a homeowner, a Pre-Delivery Inspection:

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• Ensures your newly constructed home is complete and ready for possession

• Highlights health and safety issues

• Helps ensure deficiencies are corrected under the New Home Warranty Program or at the builder's expense

• Creates a deficiency list that can be used to correctly fill out homebuilder warranty forms

• Prioritizes deficiencies and offers recommendations for approaching repairs

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New Home Warranty Inspection

A New Home Warranty Inspection identifies any deficiencies that can be corrected under the New Home Warranty Program. The inspection must take place anywhere between thirty days and a year after taking possession of your home. As a homeowner, a New Home Warranty Inspection:

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• Outlines the builder's and homeowners' responsibilities

• Creates a deficiency list that can be used to correctly fill out homebuilder warranty forms

• Highlights health and safety issues

• Prioritizes deficiencies and offers recommendations for approaching repairs

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Maintenance Inspection

Maintenance inspections should be done every three to five years to identify and monitor certain conditions and components. For example, regular inspection of the roof gives a homeowner enough time to find the right contractor and get several quotes before a minor repair becomes an emergency.

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• Provides a blueprint for your home maintenance plan

• Ranks and prioritizes any deficiencies a home may have

• Offers advice and recommendations for approaching repairs

• Helps extend the life of a home's many components

• Can assist in reducing energy consumption costs

• Helps homeowners avoid major repairs down the road