Avidia. Home. Inspections

An 11-month warranty inspection to identify defects before your builder’s warranty expires.

A full visual inspection of the home’s major systems, structure, and safety components.

Air Conditioning is a system that cools and dehumidifies indoor air using a compressor, refrigerant, and ducts. It involves selecting a unit, installing it, and regular maintenance to keep rooms comfortable and safe from excess heat or humidity.

Air Duct Inspection is a check of your home’s ventilation tubes to see if they are clean, intact, and properly connected. It involves inspecting ducts for leaks, blockages, or damage, often using cameras and light to assess condition and airflow.

An annual home maintenance inspection to help homeowners prevent costly future repairs.

Inspection of installed appliances for basic operation and visible issues.

Asbestos sampling to identify potential asbestos-containing materials in residential properties.

Basic Services is a simple, affordable package that provides essential tasks like routine maintenance, basic support, and core assistance to keep things running smoothly, without extra extras or customization.

Built Homes is a service that guides you through planning, designing, and constructing a new house, handling permits, materials, timelines, and quality control to deliver a finished, move-in ready home.

Buyer’s Inspector is a service that checks a property for issues before you buy, including quick repairs, overall condition, and safety concerns, then provides a clear report so you can make an informed decision.

Ceilings And Attics is a home improvement service that inspects, repairs, and upgrades ceiling structures, attic spaces, insulation, ventilation, and lighting to keep living areas comfortable, energy efficient, and safe.

A Certified Home Inspector is a trained professional who examines a home’s structure, systems, and safety features to identify problems. They inspect roof, foundation, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and more, then provide a detailed report to help buyers or owners decide on repairs or purchases.

Comprehensive And Accurate Inspections is a thorough service that checks systems or properties for defects, safety, and compliance, using detailed review, measurements, and reporting to ensure everything works well and meets standards.

The Comprehensive Inspection Report is a detailed evaluation of a property or item, noting its condition, identifying defects, and outlining recommended repairs or actions to ensure safety, reliability, and value.

Crawl space inspections to identify moisture issues, structural concerns, and insulation problems.

Detailed Home Inspection is a thorough check of a house’s condition, examining structure, systems, safety, and defects. It involves a visual inspection, testing major components, noting issues, and providing a clear report with recommendations for repairs or improvements.

Drainage Systems is a service that designs, installs, and maintains pipes and drains to remove water from buildings and landscapes, preventing flooding. It covers stormwater, wastewater, sump pumps, trenches, and inspections for proper flow and safety.

Due Diligence is a careful check before a business deal. It involves reviewing finances, contracts, assets, risks, and compliance to verify facts, ensure value, and uncover any issues before finalizing the transaction.

Electrical Inspection is a check of your building’s electrical system to ensure safety and code compliance. It involves examining wiring, panels, outlets, and grounding, testing switches and circuits, and identifying hazards or needed repairs.

The Electrical Panel is the main box that distributes electricity to a home or building. It contains fuses or breakers that protect circuits, connects wiring, and allows you to shut off power safely or reset trips after overloads.

Electrical Systems covers the design, installation, and maintenance of building wiring, outlets, lighting, and safety devices. It ensures power flows reliably, systems are safe, and components work together for appliances, devices, and emergencies.

Electrical Wiring is the system of cables, wires, and components that deliver power and lighting in a building. It involves planning, installing, inspecting, and safely routing circuits, outlets, switches, and panels to run electrical devices reliably.

Entire Home is a rental option where guests have full access to a whole house or apartment, including all rooms, kitchen, bathrooms, and amenities, for private use during their stay.

Environmental Inspections are on-site checks to assess surroundings for pollution, safety, and compliance. It involves inspecting air, water, soil, waste, and facilities, reviewing records, and reporting findings with recommendations to protect health and the environment.

Four Point Home Inspection is a check of four key home systems—roof, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC—to assess condition, safety, and remaining life, helping buyers or owners understand repairs or upgrades needed.

Grounding and bonding is electrical safety work that links metal parts and electrical systems to a common earth and to each other so electricity flows safely to the ground, preventing shocks, fires, and equipment damage.

Heating And Cooling Systems provides installation, maintenance, and repair for home comfort systems like furnaces, air conditioners, and heat pumps, helping control temperature, humidity, and air quality in indoor spaces.

Heating system inspections to evaluate operation, safety, and visible deficiencies.

Home Inspection Business is a service where professionals assess the condition of a home’s structure, systems, and safety features, then report findings to buyers or sellers, helping them understand repairs, costs, and overall property value before or after a sale.

Home Inspection Report is a professional review of a property's condition, detailing the structure, systems, and safety items. It involves a trained inspector examining the home, noting findings, and providing recommendations to inform buyers or owners.

Home Remodels is a service that updates and improves your living spaces, like kitchens, bathrooms, or whole rooms, by planning with you, choosing materials, and managing trades to refresh layout, style, and functionality.

Home Repairs is a service that fixes common household problems, from leaky faucets and squeaky doors to faulty wiring or broken appliances, and it may include inspection, maintenance, and simple installations to keep a home safe and functional.

Hvac Inspection is a check of your heating, cooling, and air system to ensure safe, efficient operation. A technician examines components, tests airflow, checks for leaks, filters, and refrigerant levels, and notes needed repairs or maintenance.

Inspection of heating and cooling systems to assess performance and condition.

Hvac Systems is a service that installs, repairs, and maintains heating, cooling, and air quality for buildings. It involves assessing needs, selecting equipment, wiring, controls, and regular maintenance to keep indoor comfort and efficiency.

Indoor allergen sampling to assess airborne allergens that may impact indoor air quality.

Interior And Exterior is a service that improves the look and feel of a space, covering design, cleaning, maintenance, and upgrades inside and outside a building to enhance comfort, aesthetics, and durability.

Lead-based paint testing to identify potential lead hazards in older homes.

Manufactured / Mobile Home refers to prefabricated homes built in a factory and moved to a site. It involves factory-built components, transport to the location, and on-site setup, including delivery, installation, and basic utilities connection.

Foundation inspections and certifications meeting FHA, VA, and HUD manufactured housing requirements.

Manufactured Home Foundation Certifications verify that the foundations of manufactured homes meet safety and code requirements. It includes inspecting site prep, footings, anchors, and piers, then issuing a certification of compliance for insurance, lenders, and buyers.

Manufactured Home Inspections provide a professional check of factory-built homes to ensure safety, quality, and code compliance. Inspectors review structure, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, insulation, and foundation, reporting findings and needed repairs.

Manufactured Housing is a service that helps plan, finance, and deliver factory-built homes, including pickup or installation, site preparation, and basic setup, making affordable, portable housing available with standardized, factory-created components.

Complete inspections for manufactured and mobile homes to assess safety and structural condition.

Mobile Homes are affordable, prefabricated or factory-built houses on wheels or trailers that can be moved. They involve simple, compact living spaces, basic utilities, and mobile options for relocation or community living, often with limited maintenance needs.

Moisture Control helps you manage and reduce dampness in spaces, using monitoring, ventilation, dehumidification, and sealing to keep air and surfaces dry, prevent mold, and protect materials and comfort.

Moisture inspections to detect water intrusion and conditions that may lead to damage or mold.

Mold Inspections identify and check for mold growth in homes or buildings, assessing moisture, air quality, and visible mold. A professional examines areas like walls and basements, tests samples if needed, and advises on cleanup and remediation steps.

Mold Testing checks indoor air and surfaces for mold. It involves collecting air or surface samples, sending them to a lab, and analyzing results to identify mold types and levels, helping decide cleanup and prevention steps.

Mold sampling services to determine the presence and type of mold affecting your property.

Inspections for duplexes and multi-unit residential properties to evaluate overall system conditions.

New Home is a service that helps you plan and settle into a new living space, offering guidance on finding a home, arranging moving tasks, coordinating utilities, and setting up essential services so you feel settled in quickly.

New construction inspections to verify workmanship, safety, and code compliance before closing.

Our Home Inspection is a professional service that checks a property's condition, including structure, systems, and safety, to identify issues before buying or selling. It involves a thorough on-site review and a detailed written report.

Pest Inspection is a service that checks your home for signs of pests like termites, rodents, and insects. A professional surveys indoors and around the property, identifies infestations, moisture and entry points, and provides treatment or prevention recommendations.

Plumbing Inspection is a service that checks your pipes, fixtures, and water systems for leaks, proper function, and safety. It includes a visual survey, testing water flow and drains, and reporting any needed repairs or code issues.

The Plumbing System service covers installing, inspecting, repairing, and maintaining pipes, fixtures, and fittings that deliver clean water and remove waste in a building, including drains, vents, water heaters, and leak detection.

Plumbing inspections to assess pipes, fixtures, drainage, and water supply systems.

Point Insurance Inspection is a quick, on-site check of your property to assess risks for an insurance policy. A trained inspector reviews safety features, repairs, and overall condition, then provides findings and recommendations to help finalize or adjust coverage.

Pool And Spa Inspections is a service that checks the safety, condition, and compliance of pools and spas, including water quality, equipment function, and safety features, to identify needed repairs or improvements.

Pool And Spa Inspectors is a service that checks the safety, condition, and compliance of pools and spas, including equipment, plumbing, barriers, and maintenance practices, to ensure they’re safe and functioning properly.

Pool Inspectors is a service that checks and tests swimming pools for safety, cleanliness, and proper equipment. It involves inspecting water quality, filters, pumps, drains, fences, and safety rules, then providing a clear report with recommendations.

A Pre-Listing Inspection is a home check done before selling to find issues a buyer might face. A licensed inspector examines the property for defects, safety problems, and needed repairs, helping sellers fix items or budget for concessions before listing.

Pre-listing inspections to help sellers identify and address issues before listing a home.

Premier Home Inspection is a thorough, professional evaluation of a property's condition, including the structural integrity, systems (plumbing, electrical, HVAC), and safety features, with a detailed report and recommendations for repairs or improvements.

Premium Services is a higher-tier plan offering enhanced support, faster responses, priority scheduling, and additional features or perks to improve quality and convenience for customers.

Rental property inspections to assess habitability, safety, and maintenance concerns.

Repair Requests is a service for reporting and tracking fixes for issues in equipment or facilities. You describe the problem, submit details or photos, and a team schedules and completes the repair, updating you on progress and status.

Repairs and Maintenance is a service that fixes broken items and keeps them working well. It involves diagnosing problems, replacing worn parts, servicing equipment, and performing routine upkeep to prevent future failures.

Roof inspections to identify damage, leaks, and visible wear.

Roof Leaks is a service that detects, locates, and fixes water leaks in roofs. It involves inspecting roofing areas, identifying leaks or damage, sealing gaps, and restoring waterproofing to prevent future water intrusion.

Roofing Systems covers the design, installation, and maintenance of roof assemblies, including choosing materials, proper insulation, weatherproofing, and long-term upkeep to protect buildings from leaks and temperature changes.

Sewer line camera inspections to detect blockages, damage, or pipe deterioration.

Spa Inspectors is a service that checks and reviews spa facilities for cleanliness, safety, and quality, ensuring treatments, equipment, and staff meet standards so guests can enjoy a relaxing, trustworthy spa experience.

Sprinkler system inspections to evaluate functionality, coverage, and potential leaks.

Standard Home Inspections assess a property's condition, checking structure, systems, and safety to identify issues. An inspector evaluates plumbing, electrical, HVAC, roof, foundation, and more, providing a report to help buyers or owners decide on repairs or negotiation.

Structural Integrity is a service that checks whether buildings, bridges, and components are safe and sound. It involves assessing design, materials, and wear, testing for defects, and recommending fixes to prevent failures and ensure continued safety and performance.

Swimming Pools is a service that provides safe, clean water for swimming, relaxing, and exercise. It involves building or maintaining a pool, water treatment, filtration, and ensuring safety with lighting, drainage, and sometimes repairs or renovations.

The Home Inspection Process is a step-by-step service that checks a property's condition, from foundation to roof, noting defects, safety concerns, and maintenance needs so buyers or owners understand risks and costs before buying or selling.

Thermal imaging inspections to help identify moisture intrusion, insulation gaps, and heat loss.

Thorough Home Inspection is a detailed check of a property’s condition, examining structure, systems, and safety. It involves inspecting roof, foundation, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, pests, and potential defects to help buyers or homeowners understand needed repairs and risks.

Ventilation & Insulation is a service that improves a building’s air flow and warmth. It involves installing or upgrading vents, fans, and insulation to keep indoor air healthy, reduce drafts, lower energy use, and maintain comfortable temperatures.

Visual Inspection is a quick, hands-on check of a product or system using the eyes and simple tools to spot obvious defects, wear, or safety issues, noting anything that looks out of place and may need repair or replacement.

Water Damage is a service that fixes issues caused by water leaks or flooding, including assessing the source, removing moisture, drying surfaces, cleaning up mold or debris, and restoring affected areas to their original condition.

Whole House is a service that covers your entire home, often including heating, cooling, electrical, plumbing, and general maintenance—aimed at keeping all systems running smoothly, comfortable, and efficient with a single, comprehensive plan.

Your Home Inspection is a professional check of a home’s condition, including its structure, systems, and safety. An inspector reviews roofs, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and more, then provides a report noting problems, findings, and recommendations.