By using third-party specialists my clients are better served and informed. Separate specialized inspections allow for greater efficiency and focus with greater attention to detail.

A home inspection is a limited, non-invasive examination of the overall condition of a home, often in connection with the sale of that home. Inspections include foundations, roof coverings, attic spaces, heating and air conditioning systems, kitchen appliances, accessible plumbing systems, fixtures, and drains, water heaters, electrical services, breaker panels, outlets and fixtures, doors and windows, interior and exterior walls and siding materials, and the grading and drainage of the lot.

It is important to determine whether or not there are any active infestations or conducive conditions present at the time of purchase. Likewise, my team of  pest control inspectors are certified applicators licensed by the Texas Department of Agriculture.

Before closing you will want to know about the pool and the condition of its structure and equipment systems. Furthermore, my pool inspector contacts are certified through the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation and provide a thorough assessment of the pool’s condition and performance.

So I can coordinate and schedule these inspections for you. Usually we can have all inspections scheduled and performed on the same day to maximize efficiency.

Specialized inspections of underground waste water treatment systems found in areas without municipal sewer systems are available on request. Most rural homes with septic systems will also have a well that provides water for daily use. Additionally, replacement of these vital systems can be expensive, so having these inspections start at the time of purchase is something we highly recommend.