Who we are

Our inspection process is designed to be thorough, straightforward, and easy to understand. Every inspection begins with a careful evaluation of the home’s major systems and components, including the roof, foundation, structure, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and more. As a certified inspector through InterNACHI with over five years of hands-on inspection experience, I follow professional standards to ensure nothing important is overlooked. During the inspection, I take the time to document my findings and explain any concerns in clear, simple terms. Afterward, you’ll receive a detailed report with photos so you can clearly see the condition of the home. My goal is to give you the knowledge and confidence you need to make informed decisions, while keeping the process friendly, transparent, and stress-free.

  • A solar system inspection is a visual, non-invasive evaluation of a residential solar energy system based on Sprk Home standards and its key components. This includes the panels, mounting systems, roof penetrations, wiring, inverters, and safety disconnects. The goal is to assess installation quality, visible defects, and overall system condition—not to measure exact energy output, but to identify issues that could affect performance, safety, or longevity.

  • A home energy report is an evaluation of a home’s efficiency, identifying where energy is lost and how performance can be improved. Based on guidance from the U.S. Department of Energy, it reviews insulation, HVAC, and airflow to help reduce costs, improve comfort, and increase overall efficiency.

  • Using advanced infrared technology during a home inspection allows hidden issues—such as moisture intrusion, insulation gaps, electrical hot spots, and energy loss—to be detected without opening walls or causing damage, providing a powerful

  • Detects the presence of combustible gas leaks near appliances, gas lines, and fittings.

  • Devices used to check outlets, polarity grounding, and GFCI protection to ensure electrical components are functioning properly.

  • Measures levels carbon monoxide gas near fuel-burning appliances.

  • Measures moisture levels in building material to help detect hidden leaks or water intrusion.

  • Allows inspector to safely view and document roof ares and other hard-to-reach locations when direct access is unsafe or limited.

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