Add Ons

While a basic home inspection provides a detailed overview of your property’s major systems, some concerns fall outside of a basic home inspection.

Why Add Ons Matter

These services dig deeper into specific risks that a standard inspection does not cover. By choosing the add-ons that fit your property and concerns, you’ll gain a fuller understanding of the home’s condition and avoid unexpected surprises after moving in.

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  • Scenic view of a large lake surrounded by rolling green hills and rugged mountains under a cloudy sky.

    Radon Testing

    Radon is a naturally occurring gas that can pose serious health risks. Our professional testing identifies whether radon levels in your home are safe.

  • A modern building on a grassy hillside with snow-capped mountains in the background.

    Mold Testing

    We collect air and/or surface samples to check for hidden mold growth and ensure a healthy indoor environment.

  • thermal infrared colors of water detection

    Thermal Infrared Scans

    See what the naked eye can’t. Our thermal infrared scans can reveal hidden moisture, leaks, insulation gaps, and electrical hot spots.

  • Inside view of a pipe or tunnel with a rough, concrete exterior wall.

    Sewer Scope

    A video inspection of your home’s main sewer line can reveal blockages, cracks, or root intrusion that aren’t visible during a standard inspection.

  • A person with light-colored nails holding a clear glass of water, with a light-colored blurred background.

    Well & Water Testing

    For homes with private wells, we test water quality and flow to ensure your family’s drinking water is safe and reliable.

  • Diagram of a septic tank system showing house plumbing vent, septic tank, drainfield, and soil biological treatment area, with groundwater level depicted underground.

    Septic System Evaluations

    We assess the visible portions of septic systems and recommend further specialized evaluation if needed.

  • An illustrated house with solar panels on the roof and various icons representing energy efficiency, solar power, and sustainability above it. The house is surrounded by trees, bushes, and potted plants, with the text "Energy Efficiency at Home" below.

    Energy Efficiency Reviews

    Identify areas of heat loss, poor insulation, or ventilation issues that may increase utility costs.

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    Pest and WDO

    Check for termites, wood destroying organisms, and unwelcome critters like mice, raccoons, and squirrels, plus the conditions that invite them.