Welcome to another week of FAQ Friday! Each Friday we’ll answer a Frequently Asked Question to help our community learn more about the home inspection industry and learn more about our company in particular. This week’s question is: What is a termite inspection & why is it important?
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A Buyer Home Inspection reports on the overall status of your future home and its possible defects. We will deliver a detailed and easy-to-decipher report to the home buyer before 3pm the following business day.
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We will inspect for termites and other wood destroying insects, but we do not provide a plan of treatment or treatment, itself. Our goal is to provide a convenient and unbiased termite inspection.
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A sewer scope inspection is a camera-led scoping of the lateral sewer line only. The scope will begin at the house and navigate via a long cable line to the end of the lateral sewer line. A sewer scope inspection does NOT include scoping of all of the plumbing throughout the home.
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An inspection of the floor supply vents with a camera-led scope, a video recording of the findings, plus a report of the findings.
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A simple water quality test includes taking a sample of the drinking water from the home, interpreting the test results and providing you numbers.
Our water test checks for:
Lead and heavy metals (Copper, Zinc, Mercury, Manganese, and Iron)
Free and Total Chlorine, Fluoride, Sodium Chloride, Hydrogen Sulfide, Bromine
Nitrate / Nitrite
Nitrates and nitrites
Total Dissolve Solids
pH
Water Hardness, Total Alkalinity, Carbonate
Our water test DOES NOT check for:
E Coli-Bacteria
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We refer commercial building inspections to Focus Building Inspections.
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