That’s great. You can send us an email or give us a call. We also have this handy form you can fill out.

No, but not for the reason you may expect. We only have one home inspector! You can check out her bio here.

Yes! We’re licensed in NJ, which has some of the strictest standards in the country (including coursework, in field training, and passing the national exam). We would love to be licensed in PA, but no licensing for home inspectors exists. In addition, we are a member of the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors, aka InterNACHI and our inspector is an InterNACHI Certified Professional Inspector (CPI).

We conduct home inspections in Delaware, Montgomery, Chester, and Bucks Counties in PA, as well as South and Central NJ. Here’s our service area page.

Not necessarily! If you are looking to have your home inspected in a different area of PA, please get in touch. We love going to cool new places.

If you’re outside of Pennsylvania or New Jersey, we can’t help, unfortunately.

In PA, we offer general home inspections and termite inspections. We’ve partnered with D-Tech Environmental to offer Radon, Mold, and Lead Paint Testing as well.

In NJ, we only offer general home inspections at this time.

Generally at least two hours. Usually our home inspections take between 2.5 and 3 hours for houses up to 2000 square feet. For larger homes, expect it to take longer. We want to be as thorough as possible.

We understand if your schedule doesn’t allow you to be at the house during the inspection, but if you can make it, please do! While we try to make our reports as comprehensive as possible, you will absolutely understand the issues better if you see them in person. At the inspection, feel free to walk around with us and ask any questions you have.

Payment is due during/at the end of the home inspection and before we send you the report. Cash or check is preferred, but we also accept credit cards and payment apps.

You can generally expect the report to be emailed 24-48 hours after the inspection. If you need a quicker turnaround, please let us know, so we can do our best to accommodate you.

Unfortunately we can’t. As much as we’d like to, we would be at risk of giving you the wrong information. Since you may be using these estimates to decide whether or not to purchase a home, we really don’t want to lead you in the wrong direction. You would be better off contacting a qualified contractor to get a quote. There are also websites with good cost estimator tools. Check out our homeowner’s resources page for more information.

After you’ve read the report, you should discuss it with your realtor and decide how you want to proceed. In many cases, you’ll be able to use the report to negotiate with the seller.

We offer a buy back guarantee through InterNACHI. If we miss anything we should have checked based on the InterNACHI standards of practice, InterNACHI will buy your home back for the price you paid (this only works for primary residences and in the event of a sale). You can read the details here.

With that said, there is no way we can find every hidden issue with a home. Some things are not readily accessible. We can’t see into walls, for instance. We also can’t move anything that could be damaged in the process. However, we will give you a good idea of the problems that exist in the home.

The most common types of homes we inspect are single family houses, townhouses, and condos.

We understand that because of the volatility of the housing market, not everyone has the ability to have a home inspection conducted before purchasing a home. We will gladly come out, check for issues, and teach you a little about your new home.

Yes, you should absolutely have recently renovated homes inspected! Many house flippers are far more concerned with aesthetics than functionality. They sometimes make cheap or inappropriate repairs that can lead to major issues down the road. We’ve discovered issues in plenty of flipped homes that ended up being deal breakers for the buyer.

Yes we do! Seller inspections can be very helpful in making you aware of any issues that may turn away buyers. In addition, it can make buyers more confident of what they’re getting into.

Of course we do!

Yes! We’ll gladly check for any issues that need to be corrected before your home is finished.

Yes, we can. We like those!

We can, but you’ll need permission from the landlord. As long as their ok with it, we would love to make sure you’re not moving to a property with lots of problems!

We wish we could, but we don’t perform code inspections. Your town or city should be able to help you.

We don’t do code enforcement or inspections. Your town or city should be able to help.

You can email, text, or call us. We definitely want to help!