Moisture intrusion and hidden leaks are among the most common causes of property damage and poor indoor air quality. Our inspection helps identify water entry points and prevent long-term structural or mold issues.
We start by inspecting the entire building exterior, including:
Each element is checked for signs of water intrusion, improper installation, or deterioration that could allow moisture into the structure.
Inside the home, we inspect all accessible areas—attics, basements, crawl spaces, walls, ceilings, and floors—using moisture meters and infrared imaging to locate hidden leaks or elevated humidity levels.
You’ll receive a photo-documented report detailing:
Our goal is to help you stop small issues before they become major problems.
Your home’s indoor air quality affects both comfort and health. Poor ventilation, hidden moisture, and undetected mold can lead to allergies, asthma, or unpleasant odors.
Our Indoor Air Quality Inspection identifies and tests for airborne contaminants to ensure your home’s air is safe and clean.
We inspect for possible sources of air quality issues, including:
Each element is checked for signs of water intrusion, improper installation, or deterioration that could allow moisture into the structure.
The inspection includes three air samples—two indoor and one outdoor (used as a control)—to identify airborne mold spores.
Additional air or surface samples can be taken as needed for more detailed analysis.
You’ll receive a lab-certified report with:
Our goal is to help you stop small issues before they become major problems.