Get to Know Us
Buying a home is the biggest check most people ever write. My job is to make sure you know exactly what you're signing up for before you sign.
Every inspection I do is a full walk-through of the house, top to bottom, inside and out — and you get a clear written report with photos, usually as soon as next day!
What I look at on a general home inspection:
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Roof, gutters, flashing, and drainage
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Foundation, crawlspace, and structure
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Framing, walls, ceilings, and floors
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Attic, insulation, and ventilation
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Electrical panel, wiring, outlets, and fixtures
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Plumbing, water heater, fixtures, and visible supply and drain lines
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HVAC — heating, cooling, ductwork, and airflow
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Windows, doors, siding, trim, and exterior surfaces
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Decks, porches, steps, railings, and walkways
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Garage, driveway, and grading around the home
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Built-in appliances and general safety items
Services
Home Inspection Services and More
Radon Testing
Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the U.S. You can't see it or smell it, and parts of North Carolina run high.
I place the test, let it run the required period, and give you the numbers in writing. If levels come back elevated, I'll explain what your options are — no pressure, no referral games.
$150 — can be added to any inspection or run on its own.
Pre-Listing Inspection (Sellers)
Same full inspection, done before you list.
You find the problems on your terms instead of a buyer's inspector finding them three days before closing. Fix what you want, disclose what you don't, and go into negotiations knowing exactly where you stand.
Priced by square footage — same as above.
Homeowner Maintenance Inspection
Not buying, not selling — just want to know where you stand.
Same full inspection, aimed at what's coming: what needs attention now, what's got a few years left, and what to budget for.
Good for anyone who's been in a house five years or more and hasn't had eyes on the roof or crawlspace.
