Atlanta Home Inspection Services

Our home inspections include a full in-depth HVAC inspection. We not only test the efficiency but we will also take an in depth look into the entire HVAC system. Including the A-coil, Compressor, Furnace, duct-work, Compression lines, and more! We now also have infrared thermometers to detect the efficiency of the HVAC system. 

Home Inspections with us include a full electrical inspection. Main panel, GFCI's, AFCI's, Breakers, Fuses, Outlets, Light Fixtures, Wiring and Electrical appliances we test, run and visually inspect them all by certified home inspectors of greater Atlanta! Click below and call us today for your next home inspection. 

Our home inspectors cover it all! Water heaters, Supply Lines, Drain Lines, Visible Sewage Lines, Boilers, Gas Lines, PVC piping, Copper Piping, Cast Iron Piping and even recalled Polybutylene. You will be ecstatic with our certified home inspections. 

Our experienced home inspectors look for any and all structural deficiencies  in the framing, walls and floors throughout the home including non-operational windows and doors during your home inspection. 

Our Greater Atlanta home inspectors inspect the entire roof including Asphalt shingles and Architectural Shingles. We look for damage shingles and the approximate age of the roof, Granule Displacement, Missing Flashing, and for any Moistures intrusion in the home and attic. Schedule your home inspection today!

Our Acworth home inspectors inspect for any Settling issues, Cracks,  Moisture Intrusion, Poor gutter installation, Splash Blocks and Extensions, Improper drainage, and even visible termite, insect and possible rodent activity during your schedule home inspection. 

Radon can be deadly. In Georgia, we highly recommend testing your future  or current home for radon. It can cause cancer and many other illnesses. Check out our home inspection blog for more information.

Our inspectors are licensed and insured to provide you with peace of mind. We are certified to test any and all microbial growth and mold typically found in damp areas such as basements and walls near water heaters. 

 Infrared (IR) scanning is a noninvasive substation inspection technique. It uses a thermal imaging camera to detect high levels of heat. The camera can also identify cold spots that should be hot, which could indicate a problem. 

A pool inspection is a process in which an inspector examines the pool for any defects or potentially costly repairs.  

For example: a pool's structure, equipment, and safety features 

The inspection can help identify issues that may affect the sewer system's functionality, such as blockages and damage. It can also help identify potential problems before they become serious.