A Buyer's home inspection serves to identify any major defects, deficiencies and system inadequacies in the home before you buy.

Often a buyer has the opportunity to renegotiate the purchase price based on inspection findings.

Our home inspectors can save you money!

Even a new build will benefit from a home inspection.

By scheduling a new construction inspection, buyers can ensure all construction has been built to modern building standards, confirm defects aren’t present.

Additionally, buyers can gain insight into potential long-term maintenance needs. 

By scheduling a Pre-Listing Inspection before putting your home on the market, sellers may gain a competitive edge in pricing and any subsequent negotiations by knowing the conditions prior to listing.

During the inspection, we will also point out defects and deficiencies that you the seller may want to address before listing, making the property more attractive to buyers.

Termites and Carpenter Ants are a considerable problem in New England and they can do extensive damage to your home or building without you knowing it. Wood destroying insect (WDI) inspections are offered as a stand-alone service or bundled free-of-charge with a home inspection.

Often WDI inspections are required for VA for FHA loan applications.

A commercial building can be subject to the same deficiencies and maintenance needs as a residential building. Buyers and investors should be aware of deficiencies and system inadequacies.

Often a buyer has the opportunity to renegotiate the purchase price based on inspection findings.

Our building inspectors can save you money!

Home troubleshooting investigations (moisture problems, ice dams, pests, etc) in the form of a truncated inspection may be desired by a homeowner needing to comply with an insurance claim,  or to investigate and analyze any specific problems in your home.

A troubleshooting investigation does not replace a full home inspection as related to a real estate transaction.