At Certified Home Inspection, we offer comprehensive services to ensure your peace of mind when it comes to your property. Our expert inspectors meticulously assess every aspect of your home, from its structural integrity to its electrical and plumbing systems. We provide detailed reports that offer insights into any issues found, along with recommendations for addressing them. Whether you're buying, selling, or maintaining your home, our thorough inspections give you the knowledge you need to make informed decisions. Trust Certified Home Inspection to safeguard your investment and provide you with confidence in your property.
A visual inspection of all water and sewer fittings to check for leaks or moisture metering. An inspection will also assess drains and drainage systems ensuring all are working and that appliances, like your water heater, are properly connected and thermal temperatures are maintained throughout the house.
Inspections assessing basement and foundations involve observations of any area which cracks or leans which can indicate uneven load on the foundation. Both the foundation walls and home walls should be flush and level. Water damage and foundation cracks are also inspected.
Exterior inspections are tailored based to the type of material which covers the exterior of the home. Exterior inspections relating to the walls, masonry, and siding assess for deterioration, punctures, and is coloration.
A visual inspection of the roof, flashing, and gutters assessing the integrity of the structures. The inspection also includes a thorough assessment of the condition of the roof noting any penetration or depletion of the roof, flashing, and gutter systems.
A comprehensive review and checkup of the electrical connections and wiring installed in a home ensuring outlets are functional, grounded, and overall safety are assessed.
If requested, the inspector will carefully place a radon tester in an ideal location of the home to properly test radon levels. The radon tester will take readings for approximately 48 + hours. The inspector will communicate back the results of the radon test and determine whether home levels are considered safe.
When inspecting windows and doors, a home inspector evaluates various factors to ensure functionality, security, and energy efficiency. They examine the condition of frames, sashes, and seals for any signs of damage or deterioration. Hardware components such as locks, hinges, and handles are tested for proper operation and security. Inspectors also assess the integrity of glass panes, looking for cracks, fogging, or other defects. Additionally, they check for adequate weather-stripping and insulation to prevent drafts and energy loss.
During a kitchen assessment, a home inspector scrutinizes various elements to ensure functionality, safety, and quality. They examine the condition of kitchen appliances, checking for proper operation and signs of wear or damage. Inspectors assess the integrity of countertops, cabinets, and drawers, looking for any structural issues or water damage. They also inspect plumbing fixtures, including sinks, faucets, and drains, for leaks or defects. Additionally, inspectors may assess ventilation systems to ensure adequate air circulation and exhaust.
