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read moreA full inspection of a home or commercial property consists of a thorough check of over 200 items and systems, from the roof to the foundation. This inspection is essential for buyers to confirm that the huge investment they are about to make is solid. Real estate contracts often have a "subject to inspection" clause that excuses the buyer from liability for breach of contract after the 15 day cancellation period. We check for "wood-destroying organisms" such as termites, powder post beetles, old house borers and wood-decaying fungi.

read moreMore and more people are choosing to have a pre-listing home inspection in order to avoid the problems of killing the deal with surprises just before the sale goes through. When you're selling your home or commercial property, you don't want any surprises. Eventually, a buyer will request a professional inspection, so you might as well know ahead of time what they are going to find by getting there first. Our slogan is "We see what you don't see!" That is our guarantee that we have thoroughly checked every inch of the property, from the roof to the foundation.

read moreEverything that goes down any of the drains in the house (toilets, showers, sinks, laundry machines) travels first to the septic tank. The septic tank is a large-volume, watertight tank which provides initial treatment of the household wastewater by intercepting solids and settleable organic matter before disposal of the wastewater (effluent) to the drain field. While relatively simple in construction and operation, the septic tank provides a number of important functions through a complex interaction of physical and biological processes.

read moreThe release of this radioactive gas enters the air you breathe, causing a potential health risk to you and your family. Radon gas can be found in just about anywhere. It can get into any type of building -- homes, offices, and schools -- and build up to high levels. Radon is a cancer causing radioactive gas. You cannot see radon and you cannot smell it or taste it, but it may be a problem in your home. This is because when you breathe air-containing radon, you increase your risk of getting lung cancer.

read moreWater is the universal solvent, and it has the capability of dissolving just about anything. Because of this unique property, water can easily become contaminated. Serious contaminates such as Lead and E. Coli Bacteria may be toxins affecting your family's health. Listed below are the four major testing categories that we can examine when doing a water test.

read moreOne sure path to energy efficiency in houses is eliminating air leaks. If you cut down the amount of air that has to be heated and cooled, you cut your utility bill substantially. But plugging up all those air leaks means less fresh air inside and this has brought on other problems. One of the first to be identified was elevated concentrations of volatile organic compounds in the air. Commonly called VOC's, these compounds are used in the manufacture of the many synthetic building products used in most new houses today, including carpeting, flooring, paint, cabinetry, countertops, and the structural framework itself.

read moreQ: What is a home inspection? A: A home inspection is an objective visual examination of the physical structure and systems of a home, from the roof to the foundation. Having a home inspected is like giving it a physical check-up. If problems or symptoms are found, the inspector may recommend necessary repair or replacement, giving estimates of costs that can be used as a guideline. Q: What credentials should your Home Inspector offer? A: Your Home Inspector should be licensed and certified in major aspects of Home Inspection and ideally, have years of experience in construction or related fields.