Quality Inspections at an Affordable Price

Our General Home inspections is a whole house inspection that covers: Exterior, Roof, Structure/Foundation, Plumbing, Electrical, Interior and HVAC systems.

Home Inspections typically take roughly 2 Hours and provide an online portal to view you report. A digital PDF can be downloaded and printed for your ease.

A 48 hour Radon test is the only way to know the levels inside your house. If radon levels in your home are high, you and your family could be at risk for lung cancer from radon.

Learn more about radon: 

Citizens Guide to Radon

We offer Radon in Ohio and West Virginia ONLY.

Insects, like termites, beetles, and carpenter ants, also pose significant threats to homes. Knowing before you buy the house is an important detail.

Our WDO Termite inspection can be separate or coupled with a home inspection, looks for the signs of activity or infestation for all WDO pests.

Mold, bacteria, viruses, pathogens, and other indoor air allergens/pollutants are commonly found in homes and businesses. This products allows us to sample air or suspected surface area to provide you with the information to protect your family and your house.

When selling your home, getting a pre-listing inspection is a smart move to avoid surprises that could delay the process. Studies show that homes with pre-listing inspections tend to have smoother transactions. Reach out to us before listing your house so we can help identify any issues.

A full home inspection may not be for everybody. Those who are buying investment property or fixer uppers can customize the inspection to view one or two areas of the house. 

Contact the office and we can customize an inspection for you!

If you're purchasing a home with a well water system, it's a good idea to test the quality of the drinking water. Water samples are collected to check for bacteria, nitrates, and lead. This test meets the FHA/VA/USDA water testing standards.

Homes built before 1978 are more likely to contain lead-based materials. Lead can be present in paint, dust, or soil, and when disturbed or deteriorated, it poses a significant risk, particularly to young children. To prevent the dangers of lead poisoning, it’s essential to have your home tested, especially if you're planning renovations.