Experience Peace of Mind By Scheduling An Inspection Today!

Some banks and government programs require a certificate by a structural engineer to state that a manufactured home is on a permanent foundation.

Structural Engineers can provide a remediation plan to prevent total foundation failure.

 Should an engineer be required, the inspector will assist with the process. If a straightforward solution can be identified, this will provide a more cost-effective approach.

These services represent a valuable investment, as they can prevent significant costs associated with unnecessary repairs resulting from inadequate building practices. Additionally, they safeguard you from making final payments to your contractor if the project is not fully completed.

As highlighted in the previous inspection, this service has the potential to prevent significant expenses associated with unnecessary repairs stemming from negligent building practices. This is particularly crucial in the new construction sector, where issues may be concealed by new systems or components, often remaining undetected until they escalate and warranties become void.

Hold your final payment until the inspector verifies that all aspects of the work have been completed in accordance with the contractor's agreement.

This proactive approach will help ensure you achieve the best possible return on your property transaction with no unforeseen issues.

Ensure you thoroughly understand the implications and considerations before purchasing a foreclosed property.

Our inspection fees are competitively priced and can help you avoid significant costs associated with hidden defects in your home.

Our inspector remains informed about all safety defects and system components and is current on the latest building techniques, ensuring compliance with ongoing certification requirements.

If you are experiencing any issues with your new home, please bring them to the inspector's attention to verify that the builder utilized appropriate techniques for the installation. If any issues are identified, the builder will be responsible for the necessary replacements before the expiration of their warranty.

Home builders usually provide a 12-month warranty for new homes, so inspections done after this period will not be enforceable to the builder.