Sometimes you need a pre-sale consultation which involves advice on any “red flag” issues prior to listing with your broker.

In this context, Roy will provide essentially the same services as the inspection except that the report remains confidential.

Yes. There are two times you’ll call Roy about mold. First, if you suspect you may have a problem or just want to be sure you don’t.

Second, when you’ve identified the problem and you need the mitigation inspected and the solution documented. Mold is serious business and doesn’t involve every house. If it’s yours, however, you’ll want a professional.

Phase inspections include a pre-pour, frame and final. In each of these, certain aspects of construction quality and completeness are verified.

Having an inspector in the loop gives the owner an extra layer of professional protection that he cannot always depend on getting from the builder and its subcontractors.

We check the deck, coping and pool surfaces for damage or excessive wear. Our inspection includes determination of electrical grounding and that other components are functioning as intended.

We look at the surface level of the pool – especially when it has been emptied. Our viewpoint includes safety as well as aesthetic appeal and property value considerations.

The irrigation aspect of a home inspection includes a physical check of the anti-siphon device, the controller(s), heads, zones, etc. We check for pressure, coverage, leaks and malfunction due to age or malfunction.

Irrigation is a key to your landscaping which impacts the value of the property.

A Wood Destroying Insect (“WDI”) report is prepared following the inspection which is performed to identify past or current infestatiion.

Wood destroying insects include termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees and re-infesting wood boring beetles, etc. Properties are also checked for conducive conditions even in the absence of any current infestation.

Yes, please call for pricing.

The commercial inspection encompasses the entire building including the major components of Structure, Plumbing, Electrical & Heating/Cooling systems.

The inspection report details the existing conditions, materials used in the construction or mechanical areas, recommendations for maintenance and upkeep. Items are visually examined during the evaluation of accessible areas.

A Pre-Purchase Inspection report covers all facets of the home’s condition. This includes the exterior; including, grading and paving; structural components including framing and foundation; heating & cooling; electrical, plumbing, energy related items and miscellaneous items such as in-ground sprinkler systems, wood decks, in-ground swimming pools, etc.

With this information, the home buyer is in a better position to make an informed decision about the purchase of the home.