Buying a home is a big step. Before you commit, you deserve a clear, builder-level understanding of its condition—without drama, guesswork, or sugar-coating.

Buying a home is a big step.
Get a clear, builder-level inspection you can trust.

With 20+ years of hands-on construction experience, I inspect homes the way a builder does: knowing how the structure, systems, and finishes should actually work together.


My Home Inspection provides a complete, builder-level evaluation of the home, focused on safety, durability, moisture control, and major systems — so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.

Buying a home is a big step.
Get a clear, builder-level inspection you can trust.


What’s Included

My Home Inspection provides a complete, builder-level evaluation of the home, focused on safety, durability, moisture control, and major systems — so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.


Structure & Foundation

  • Visible foundation walls, footings, and supports
  • Floor, wall, and ceiling framing where accessible
  • Indicators of settlement, movement, cracking, or moisture intrusion

Roof, Attic & Building Envelope

  • Roof coverings, flashing, penetrations, and visible structure
  • Attic insulation, ventilation, and heat-loss indicators
  • Signs of leaks, staining, condensation, or ice-dam risk
  • Windows, doors, siding, trim, and weather-sealing

Moisture & Thermal Imaging Checks

  • Moisture meter readings in high-risk areas
  • Thermal imaging utilized where appropriate to assist in identifying:
  • Potential moisture concerns
  • Insulation deficiencies
  • Temperature anomalies
  • Air leakage indicators

Thermal checks are included — not upsold.


Electrical Systems

  • Main service, panels, and visible wiring methods
  • Bonding and grounding observations
  • Sample testing of outlets, switches, and fixtures
  • Observations regarding GFCI / AFCI protection where present and accessible

Plumbing & Water Systems

  • Visible supply and drain piping
  • Fixture operation and drainage performance
  • Water heater age, installation, and function

Heating, Ventilation & Cooling

  • Furnace, boiler, heat pump, or cooling systems
  • Venting, combustion air, and exhaust where accessible
  • Basic operational testing where safely possible

Safety & Risk Areas

  • Smoke and CO detectors
  • Handrails, guardrails, and fall protection
  • General safety hazards and trip risks

Exterior & Site

  • Grading and drainage near the structure
  • Decks, stairs, porches, and railings
  • Driveways, walkways, and retaining walls

How Your Inspection Is Performed

I inspect homes and cottages through the lens of over 20 years of hands-on construction experience — focusing on how systems interact, where failures commonly begin, and what conditions may affect long-term ownership.

During your inspection, I focus on:

How the home was built — not just how it looks today
Signs of moisture, movement, heat loss, and apparent installation concerns
Safety, durability, and practical ownership risks
Conditions that affect future maintenance and resale value

I take the time needed to inspect thoroughly, explain findings clearly, and answer questions on site whenever possible.


Your Inspection Report

You’ll receive a clear, digital inspection report with labeled photos, explanations, and practical recommendations — delivered promptly so you can make informed decisions without guesswork or pressure.

Your report includes:

Photo-documented findings with clear descriptions
Priority issues vs. maintenance items clearly separated
Safety concerns highlighted up front
Practical guidance to help you decide what to address now, later, or not at all

Photo-rich digital reports are typically delivered within 24 hours.


Optional Septic Tank Inspection

If the property is serviced by a private septic system, we can also arrange a Complete Septic Tank Inspection as an optional add-on.

This service includes:

  • Septic tank pump-out.
  • Internal septic tank inspection following pump-out.
  • Written septic system inspection report provided by the inspecting septic professional.

Please note: A septic tank must be pumped before an internal inspection can be completed. Approximately one week’s notice is recommended.


Ready to Book?

Whether you’re purchasing a property or planning ahead, a detailed home or cottage inspection can provide valuable insight before moving forward.

Fully insured with Errors & Omissions (E&O) and General Liability coverage.


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