What We Inspect and Why
A visual examination of the main structural elements, systems, and components of the house that are visible and securely accessible constitutes a home inspection. It's crucial to obtain a home inspection since purchasing a home is often the largest investment you will ever make. The inspector can identify and record flaws that may or may not be visible to you as a potential buyer. These flaws might be as little as simple repairs or replacements or as serious as major damage or health and safety issues.
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Interior, exterior, walls, windows, and doors
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HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning)
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Basement, crawlspace, and structure
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Fireplace
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Roof and attic
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Electrical
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Plumbing
Meet Your Inspector
Bill Wilson
I have been preparing for this role my whole career. Started out as a Registered Radiologic Technologist at a major medical center. Responsible for safety and quality. Ran an X-Ray supply company for many years selling & installing medical x-ray equipment and film developers. Learned electrical, plumbing, & room design working with Architects and performing equipment installations.
We Educate Our Clients
During the home inspection, I will show you how everything in your house works, how to maintain it, and how to save home energy. I will include a 100-page home maintenance book along with your home inspection report. Scientific evidence demonstrates a solid relationship between housing conditions and human health. I will make sure your home supports your health.
How it works
How to maintain it
How to save energy
Inspecting In Action
What Really Matters In a Home Inspection?
Multi-Story Condo Building Inspection
