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OUR SERVICES

• Buyer Inspections
• Seller Inspections
• Radon Testing
• Sewer Scoping
  
• Mold Air Quality Testing
  
• Water Testing
  
• Lead Testing

See the Unseen

Sewer Scopes

At just $200, a sewer scope inspection offers powerful peace of mind for homebuyers, sellers, and property owners alike. While standard home inspections provide a thorough look at the visible components of a home, they don’t cover what’s underground. That’s where our sewer scope comes in—and why it’s worth every penny.

Why It Matters

Your home’s sewer line is out of sight, but a single issue can lead to thousands of dollars in repairs. Tree root intrusion, pipe cracks, offsets, and full collapses are surprisingly common—especially in older homes. Our sewer scope inspection uses high-resolution video technology to detect these hidden problems before they become costly emergencies.

Avoid $25,000 Mistakes

Sewer line replacements can run anywhere from $3,000 to over $25,000. For just $200, you can avoid major financial surprises by knowing exactly what condition your sewer line is in before closing on a property—or before something backs up in your yard.

A Powerful Negotiation Tool

If we find damage or signs of trouble, you’ll have documentation to request repairs, ask for seller credits, or negotiate the purchase price. The scope report provides the kind of hard evidence that strengthens your position during the buying process.

Critical for Older Homes

Many homes built before the 1980s use clay, cast iron, or Orangeburg piping—all of which are prone to failure. Our sewer scope reveals not only the current condition but also the age and material of your line, helping you make informed decisions about maintenance and replacement timelines.

Protect Your Health and Property

A damaged sewer line isn’t just a financial concern—it can become a health hazard. Backups and leaks can lead to raw sewage exposure, water damage, and dangerous mold growth. Scoping helps catch early warning signs and keeps your home safe.

Our inspector is trained and certified by United Infrared, Inc. through their nationally recognized Sewer Scoping Program. That means your inspection is performed to the highest industry standards using professional-grade equipment.

Don’t risk what you can’t see—schedule your sewer scope today.

CERTIFIED AS THE BEST

Insurance

4-Point Inspections

A 4-point inspection is a type of home inspection typically required by insurance companies when insuring older homes. It focuses on assessing the four main components of a house: 

1. Roof: We evaluate the condition of the roof, checking for signs of damage, leaks, and overall wear and tear. We also determine a rough estimate of the age and type of roofing material.
2. Plumbing: The plumbing system is inspected to identify any issues with pipes, fixtures, water heaters, and drainage systems. The goal is to ensure that the plumbing is in good working order and doesn’t pose a risk of water damage.
3. Electrical: This inspection looks at the electrical system to check for any outdated or hazardous wiring, electrical panels, and potential fire hazards.
4. HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning): The inspector examines the heating and cooling systems to verify their condition and efficiency. They may also check the ventilation to ensure proper airflow and ventilation throughout the house.

Unlike a comprehensive home inspection that covers all aspects of a property, a 4-point inspection focuses solely on these four key areas. Insurance companies often request it for older homes (typically those over 30 years old) to assess potential risks before issuing insurance policies. The inspection report helps insurance companies understand the condition of these essential systems and assess the overall insurability of the property. 

Cost: $200