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Home Inspection

Home Inspection

A home inspection is a visual, non-invasive assessment of a home's structural, electrical, plumbing, roofing and mechanical systems, performed so a buyer, seller or owner understands the property's actual condition before a sale closes or a problem gets worse — it's a condition review, not a code-compliance sign-off, and it doesn't include specialist testing like mold, asbestos or lead-paint sampling.

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Pre-Purchase Inspection

Pre-Purchase Inspection

A pre-purchase inspection is a full home inspection scheduled specifically inside a real-estate contract's inspection contingency window, timed and reported so a buyer has the information needed to proceed, renegotiate, or exit the deal before that window closes.

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New Construction Inspection

New Construction Inspection

A new construction inspection is a professional, independent review of a newly built home before closing, done to catch installation errors, incomplete work and code-adjacent issues the builder's own crew may have missed — because a brand-new home isn't automatically an issue-free one.

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Mold Inspection

Mold Inspection

A mold inspection is a visual assessment of a property combined with an investigation into any active or past moisture source, done to identify visible mold growth and the conditions causing it — distinct from mold testing (air and surface sampling analysed by a lab), which is used when a visual inspection alone can't answer whether mold is present or what type it is.

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Radon Testing

Radon Testing

Radon testing measures levels of radon — a naturally occurring, odorless and invisible radioactive gas that the EPA identifies as a lung-cancer risk with prolonged exposure — using either a short-term test (typically a few days) or a long-term test (typically 90 days or more), placed in the lowest livable level of a home, since testing is the only way to know a home's radon level.

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