Our inspection services
A comprehensive look at visible, accessible home systems—backed by construction experience and explained in a report you can use.
Schedule an inspectionWhether you’re buying a home, preparing to sell or considering a mobile home, understanding its condition is a practical place to start.
A thorough inspection of visible, accessible residential systems and components helps you better understand the property before making a purchase.
Kelly documents observed conditions, potential defects and safety concerns, then explains the findings in a comprehensive photographic report.
Schedule a residential inspectionBefore bringing your home to market, a pre-listing inspection gives you an informed view of its visible, accessible condition.
The findings can help you prepare for conversations about the property and consider which observed conditions need attention.
Discuss your pre-listing inspectionResidential inspection insight for buyers considering a mobile home, with attention to accessible systems, structural components and observed conditions.
Talk with Kelly about the property and access conditions to determine the inspection approach.
Ask about mobile home inspectionsWhat we examine
Inspection scope is based on visible, accessible conditions. Here are the key residential components Kelly examines.
Roof coverings and roof structures, accessible attics and insulation.
Foundations, crawlspaces, structural components and framing.
Exterior walls, siding and trim, doors and windows, garage doors and automatic openers.
Electrical panels, visible wiring and outlets, and observed electrical concerns.
Plumbing systems and fixtures, and water heating equipment.
Heating and air conditioning systems and accessible related components.
Interior walls and ceilings, doors and windows, fireplaces and wood stoves.
Decks, porches, stairs and railings, site drainage and visible moisture-related concerns.
An inspection documents conditions that are visible and accessible at the time. Property conditions and safe access determine what can be examined.
More context, when appropriate
FAA Part 107 licensed drone operation can provide a visual view of roofing and other difficult-to-access components when appropriate, complementing the hands-on inspection.
Infrared imaging helps identify temperature anomalies that may indicate insulation gaps, moisture, overheating electrical components or HVAC air leakage.
These tools are used when appropriate for the property and conditions. They are not represented as included in every standard inspection. Ask Kelly about their use for your property.
Your report includes photographs and clear explanations of observed conditions, potential defects and safety concerns. Kelly helps you understand the information so it can support your next conversation, decision or repair.
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