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11 Month Inspections are routine checks conducted about a year after a service or purchase to ensure everything is functioning, safe, and up to date, including inspections, minor adjustments, and recommendations for maintenance or replacements as needed.

11 month warranty inspections are a post-build check, usually for new homes, to verify items covered by the builder’s warranty. A technician inspects critical systems, documents defects, and provides a concise report to ensure repairs before the warranty expires.

11th month warranty inspections are a routine check near the end of a builder’s warranty period to identify any existed or new issues, confirm fixes, and document repairs, ensuring everything works and is covered under the warranty.

4 point inspections are a basic home check covering four key systems (roof, HVAC, plumbing, electrical) to assess safety and condition; it involves a quick visual inspection, noting defects, and providing a report for repairs or insurance purposes.

Air Conditioning Systems is a service that installs, maintains, and repairs devices that cool and dehumidify indoor air for comfort and air quality in homes or buildings.

Annual Maintenance is a yearly service that keeps equipment or buildings in good working order by scheduling routine checks, cleaning, minor repairs, parts replacement as needed, and documenting maintenance to prevent problems and extend life.

An annual maintenance checkup is a yearly service that reviews and tests key parts of equipment or systems to ensure they run safely and efficiently, identify issues, replace worn components, and prevent future breakdowns.

Asbestos sampling is a test to check if asbestos fibers are present in building materials. A trained technician collects small samples, which are sent to a lab for analysis, to determine safety and necessary removal or containment steps.

Balcony Inspection is a service that checks the safety and condition of a balcony, including framing, supports, railing, floor surface, and drainage, to identify hazards, wear, or failed components and provide recommended fixes or maintenance steps.

Builder warranty inspections are expert checks of a newly built home to verify workmanship and materials meet contracted standards. Inspectors review the structure, systems, and finishes, document defects, and report items for the builder to fix before the warranty expires.

Builder’s Warranty is a protection plan for newly built or renovated homes that covers defects in workmanship and materials for a set period, handling repairs or replacements to ensure the home meets promised standards.

Commercial Building Inspection is a thorough check of a building’s structure, systems, and safety features to ensure compliance and identify needed repairs. It covers structure, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, fire safety, and code adherence for buyers, sellers, or owners.

Commercial Property is a service for buying, selling, leasing, or valuing non-residential buildings like offices, shops, and warehouses, including market research, due diligence, and lease negotiations to support business needs and investments.

Comprehensive Reports is a service that collects and analyzes data to generate clear, detailed reports. It involves data gathering, processing, insights, visuals, and actionable recommendations tailored to your goals.

Defective Drywall Testing is a service that inspects walls for bad drywall, moisture, mold risk, and hidden issues. It involves visual checks, moisture measurements, maybe sampling, and reporting findings and remediation guidance.

Defective drywall testing is a service that checks for hidden moisture, mold, or poor materials in walls and ceilings, using inspections and possibly moisture meters or lab tests to identify issues, leaks, and health risks.

Dock & Seawall Inspections assess the condition of docks, piers, and seawalls for safety and integrity, checking for rot, corrosion, loose boards, and structural damage, then provide findings and recommendations for repairs or maintenance.

Electrical Installations covers planning, wiring, and connecting electrical systems for buildings, including outlets, lighting, wiring safety, circuits, and compliance with codes to ensure reliable power and safe operation for homes or businesses.

Electrical Systems covers design, installation, testing, and maintenance of building wiring, circuits, panels, lighting, and power backup. It ensures safe, reliable electricity for homes and businesses, from planning to execution and ongoing upkeep.

Environmental Testing is checking air, water, soil, or surfaces to measure pollutants, safety, or quality. It involves collecting samples, lab analysis, and reporting results to assess health risks and ensure regulatory compliance.

FHA water testing is a service that checks a home's water quality for common contaminants to ensure it meets safety standards for FHA loans; it involves collecting a water sample, lab analysis, and a report of results and any recommended actions.

Fire Safety is a service that helps protect people and property from fires by planning for emergencies, installing and maintaining alarms and extinguishers, teaching evacuation procedures, and ensuring safe building practices and compliance with regulations.

Full Home Inspection is a detailed, on-site check of a property's condition, covering structure, roof, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, insulation, and safety features; it identifies defects, potential repairs, and overall habitability.

Home Components is a service that helps you design, install, and customize the essential parts of a home—like walls, floors, ceilings, and fixtures—so your living space fits your needs and style, with guidance, selection, and setup support.

Hvac Systems is the service of installing, testing, and maintaining heating, ventilation, and air conditioning to keep indoor spaces comfortable. It involves selecting, sizing, and wiring units, ductwork, refrigerant flow, thermostats, and regular system tune-ups.

Infrared thermography inspections use infrared cameras to detect heat patterns and temperature differences in buildings or equipment, identifying problems like insulation gaps, electrical faults, or moisture by visualizing heat without touching the object.

Inspection Report is a written evaluation of a property or item, detailing its condition, any issues found, and recommended fixes or next steps based on a standard checklist during a scheduled inspection.

Insurance Inspections is a service where a trained inspector checks a property or item to assess its condition and risks for an insurance policy, verifying details, coverage needs, and identifying potential issues to help set accurate premiums and terms.

Lead Based Paint Testing checks for the presence of lead in old paints on walls, doors, and trim. A professional collects small samples or uses non-destructive methods, then lab analysis or readings determine if lead is present and whether remediation is needed.

Lead-based paint testing checks if paint contains lead, usually in homes built before 1978. It involves collecting paint samples from various surfaces and sending them to a lab to measure lead levels, helping to assess risk and guide removal or safety steps.

Leak Detection Service helps find hidden water leaks in homes or buildings using specialized equipment, tests, and inspections, then identifies the source, estimates damages, and recommends fixes to prevent wasted water and costly repairs.

Maintenance Checks are regular, planned inspections and tune-ups of equipment or systems to ensure they work safely and reliably, identify issues early, perform necessary servicing, and prevent costly breakdowns.

Mold Assessments/Testing and IAQ Testing measure indoor air quality and identify mold or moisture problems. It involves on-site inspections, sample collection (air, surface), lab analysis, and reporting with recommendations to improve indoor air safety.

Mold Exposure is a service that helps identify and reduce health risks from mold in buildings. It covers symptoms, testing options, cleanup steps, prevention tips, and when to seek medical advice to improve indoor air quality.

Mold assessments identify moisture problems and visible mold in a space, determine how far it has spread, and recommend cleaning steps or remediation to improve indoor air quality and prevent health issues.

Mold inspection checks for signs of mold in a home or building, identifies moisture problems, tests air and surfaces if needed, and explains where mold may be growing and how to fix it to improve air quality and safety.

Mold inspections detect mold growth in a home or building, assess moisture sources, and determine indoor air quality. The process includes visual checks, moisture readings, and a report with findings and recommendations for remediation or prevention.

Mold remediation consultation is a service where a specialist visits your space to assess mold in walls or air, identify moisture sources, determine risks, and recommend steps, costs, timeline, and prevention to safely remove mold and prevent future growth.

Mold remediation protocols describe the steps builders and cleaners follow to identify, contain, remove mold growth, clean affected areas, prevent spread, and restore air quality and surfaces safely after water damage or moisture problems.

Mold sampling is testing indoor air or surfaces to check for mold presence and amounts. It involves collecting air or surface samples, sending them to a lab, and getting results that help identify mold types and contamination levels.

Mold testing checks indoor air or surfaces for mold presence and types, using samples taken from air, dust, or surfaces and analyzed in a lab to determine contamination levels and guide remediation steps.

Multi-unit inspections are thorough checks of multiple properties at once to assess safety, condition, and compliance, involving coordinated on-site visits, standardized inspections, and reporting across all units to identify repairs and ensure quality and consistency.

New Construction is a service that plans, designs, and builds brand-new buildings from the ground up, handling site work, permits, materials, and labor to create a complete, ready-to-use structure tailored to your needs.

New Home is a service that helps you plan, design, and move into a new house. It includes guidance on choosing a location, budgeting, finding builders or listings, coordinating timelines, and ensuring a smooth transition to your new living space.

New construction inspections are checks of a building as it’s being built to ensure workmanship, materials, and safety meet codes. Inspectors visit at key stages, review plans, verify compliance, and report issues for fixes before completion.

Point Inspections is a quick, on-site check of key aspects of a property or system to identify safety or maintenance needs, including a brief walkthrough, basic measurements, and notes on issues for repair or follow-up.

Pool Leaks is a service that finds and fixes water leaks in swimming pools, spa lines, and plumbing. It includes inspection, dye tests or pressure checks, locating the leak source, repairing pipes or fittings, and restoring proper water levels and efficiency.

Pool inspections are inspections of swimming pools to check safety, compliance, and condition. A technician reviews fences, gates, covers, drains, electrical safety, pumps, and water quality, then notes needed repairs or code violations and provides recommendations.

Post Inspection is a service that reviews and verifies work after completion to ensure it meets standards, checks for issues, documents results, and provides fixes or recommendations if needed.

Pre-Listing Inspections are buyer-facing inspections done before putting a home on the market to identify issues early. A licensed inspector checks the home's major systems, safety items, and potential defects so sellers can repair or disclose them in advance.

Pre-listing inspections are a buyer-friendly check of a home before it hits the market. A licensed inspector reviews key systems and surfaces, notes issues, and provides a report so sellers can fix problems or price confidently.

Radon Monitor is a service that measures the level of radon gas in indoor air using a sensor or detector. It involves setting up the device, running the test for a specified period, and providing a reading with recommended steps to reduce exposure if needed.

Radon Testing is checking a home for the presence of radon gas, a radioactive air contaminant. It involves placing a detector in the living space for 2–7 days to measure levels, then sharing results and, if high, recommendations to reduce exposure.

Radon testing checks the air in a home for the radioactive gas called radon. A small detector is placed indoors for a few days to weeks to measure levels, then the results tell if mitigation is needed to reduce exposure.

Real Estate Transactions involve buying, selling, or transferring property. It includes arranging financing, drafting and reviewing contracts, inspections, appraisals, title checks, and coordinating closing to transfer ownership between buyer and seller.

Rental property inspections are visits by a landlord or agent to check the condition of a rental unit, verify safety, note wear and needed repairs, and ensure lease terms are being followed, often with tenant cooperation and a written report.

Residential Inspections assess a home’s condition, safety, and compliance by checking structure, systems, and installed components. Inspectors document issues, estimate repair needs, and provide a report to help buyers, sellers, or owners make informed decisions.

Roof Certification is a certified assessment that verifies the safety, condition, and structural integrity of a roof. It involves a professional inspection, reporting any damage, wear, or needed repairs, and provides documentation for buyers, sellers, or insurance purposes.

Roof inspections are professional checks of a roof’s condition, looking for leaks, damaged shingles, and wear. It involves a visual survey from the outside and sometimes interior checks, noting needed repairs, safety concerns, and overall roofing health.

Seller Inspections are checks conducted before a sale to verify a property's condition, identify needed repairs, and ensure disclosures are complete, helping buyers feel confident and sellers address issues upfront.

Selling Your Home helps you list and market your house to buyers, guide you through pricing, paperwork, and negotiations, coordinate showings, and manage the closing steps to complete the sale smoothly.

Sewer Scope Inspection is a survey of your sewer line using a small camera to detect blockages, cracks, or tree root intrusion. A technician inserts the camera into the sewer pipe, records footage, and provides findings and recommended repairs.

Specialized Assessment is a thorough, tailored evaluation conducted by experts to measure specific skills, conditions, or needs. It involves targeted tests, interviews, and observations to inform decisions, plans, or accommodations.

Sprinkler Systems provides automated irrigation for your lawn and gardens, delivering water through buried or surface sprinklers on a timed schedule, with setup, maintenance, and seasonal adjustments to keep plants healthy while conserving water.

Sprinkler system inspection checks that your irrigation system works properly, covers the right areas, and uses the correct water pressure. It involves testing valves, controllers, sprinkler heads, leaks, zoned coverage, and overall system performance to prevent waste and outages.

Storm damage inspections assess a property after a storm to identify and document damage to roofs, siding, windows, and structures, evaluate safety, estimate repairs, and guide insurance claims or restoration planning.

Structural Integrity is a service that checks and ensures buildings, bridges, and parts of a structure are safe, sound, and capable of withstanding loads. It involves inspections, testing, and analysis to prevent failure or collapse.

Termite Inspections are expert checks to see if wood-eating termites are present in a property, including looking for signs of activity, damage, and moisture issues, to provide a report and recommendations for treatment or prevention.

Termite inspections are professional checks to see if termites are present in a building, identifying signs like damaged wood, mud tubes, and swarmers, and recommending treatment or prevention to protect the structure.

The Property Inspected is a professional home evaluation service that checks a property for defects, safety, and condition, then provides a clear report with findings and recommendations for repairs or improvements.

Translation Interpretation provides spoken or written language conversion between two languages, accurately conveying meaning, tone, and nuance. It involves translating text or speech, ensuring clarity, and adapting for cultural context and audience.

VA water testing is a service that checks a covered water supply for safety and quality. It involves collecting water samples, analyzing for contaminants and minerals, and providing results with any required treatment recommendations for compliance and health.

VOC air quality testing checks the amount of volatile organic compounds in indoor air to assess cleanliness and safety. It involves collecting air samples and analyzing them for chemicals like solvents or cleaners to identify potential health risks and guide improvements.

WDO inspections are home pest evaluations that check for wood-destroying organisms like termites. A licensed inspector examines structural wood, moisture, evidence of damage, and risks to help buyers or homeowners decide on treatment or repairs.

Walk Through is a guided, step-by-step service that helps you navigate a process or space, explaining each stage clearly and offering hands-on assistance, checks, and tips to ensure you understand and complete tasks smoothly.

Water Damage is a service that assesses and repairs damage caused by water leaks or flooding, including drying out spaces, removing affected materials, and restoring insulation, walls, floors, and belongings to prevent further issues.

Water Testing is checking a water sample to measure contaminants and safety levels. It involves collecting a sample, testing for substances like bacteria, chemicals, and minerals, and providing results and recommendations to ensure water is safe to drink or use.

Water quality testing checks if water is safe to drink or use by measuring things like microbes, chemicals, and minerals. It involves collecting samples, analyzing them in a lab, and reporting results with any required actions or treatment recommendations.

Wind Mitigation Inspection is a service that checks a building for features that reduce hurricane and wind damage, such as roof ties, fasteners, and openings, and provides a report to help lower insurance costs and improve safety.

Wind mitigation reports assess a property's construction and features to reduce hurricane or wind damage. The report documents materials, openings, fasteners, and design elements, helping agents determine insurance discounts and guide improvements.

Wood Destroying Organisms refer to pests like termites that damage wood in buildings. The service involves inspecting for signs of infestation, assessing damage, identifying pest type, and recommending treatment or prevention to protect the structure.

Four Point Inspections are a concise home assessment to verify essential safety and condition items: roof, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC systems, ensuring they meet insurance and basic structural standards.