Prescott's Trusted Home Inspector

A home is one of the largest investments you’ll make, and understanding its condition is essential. Our Residential Home Inspections provide a thorough evaluation of the home’s major systems and components, helping you understand its condition and identify areas that may require attention.

We evaluate accessible areas of the home, including the structure, roof, exterior, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, interior, and other major components. Our detailed inspection report clearly documents our findings and helps you make informed decisions about the property.

A new home or recent construction should give you confidence—but workmanship issues and defects aren’t always easy to spot. Our Contractor Warranty Inspections provide an independent evaluation of the home before your builder or contractor’s warranty period expires.

We inspect accessible components and systems for potential defects, incomplete work, or items that may require attention. Identifying concerns while they’re still covered by the warranty can give you an opportunity to address them with your builder or contractor.

Don’t let the warranty deadline pass. Have your home inspected before it’s too late.

Termites and other wood-destroying organisms can cause damage that isn’t always obvious at first glance. Our Termite Inspections provide a thorough evaluation of accessible areas of the property, helping identify visible signs of activity, damage, and conditions that may contribute to an infestation.



We inspect accessible areas where signs of wood-destroying organisms may be present, looking for evidence of current or previous activity and related damage. Our findings give you a clearer understanding of the property and help you make informed decisions about any next steps.

Ask us about adding a Termite Inspection to your home inspection.

Thermal imaging technology allows us to identify temperature differences that may not be visible during a traditional visual inspection. When appropriate, thermal imaging can provide additional insight into areas of the home that may warrant further evaluation.

Thermal imaging may help identify potential moisture patterns, missing insulation, temperature irregularities, electrical hot spots, and other conditions that can produce detectable temperature differences. When an anomaly is identified, it can help guide further investigation.

Add another layer of insight to your home inspection with Thermal Imaging.

Your sewer line is an important part of your home’s infrastructure, yet much of it remains hidden underground. Our Sewer Scope Inspection uses a specialized camera to examine the inside of the sewer line and identify potential concerns before they become costly surprises.

A sewer scope can help identify tree root intrusion, cracks, breaks, blockages, offset joints, deteriorated piping, and other conditions that may affect proper drainage. This service provides valuable insight into the condition of the sewer line and helps you make a more informed decision about your investment.

Ask us about adding a Sewer Scope Inspection to your home inspection.

Radon is a naturally occurring, invisible, and odorless radioactive gas that can enter homes from the soil beneath and around a property. Because radon cannot be seen or smelled, testing is the only way to determine whether elevated levels are present. Radon is especially worth considering in the Prescott area, where local geology can contribute to higher radon potential than in many other parts of Arizona.

Our Radon Testing Service measures radon levels inside the home and provides valuable information about the property’s indoor environment. Testing can be especially important when buying or selling a home, as radon levels can vary significantly from one property to another.

Ask us about adding Radon Testing to your home inspection.

Mold can develop when moisture is present, and visible signs aren’t always easy to identify. Our Mold Testing Service can help determine whether mold spores are present in the indoor environment and provide valuable information when concerns about potential mold exist.

Mold testing may be recommended when there are signs of water intrusion, a history of moisture problems, musty odors, or other conditions that warrant further evaluation. Testing can provide additional information to help you better understand the property’s indoor environment.

Ask us about adding Mold Testing to your home inspection.