Why Pay For A Home Inspection?

Because there are no refunds when your greatest investment comes crashing down.

BEST SELLER

Professional Home/Building Inspection

This is the pre-sales inspection that is recommended for all new buyers. This inspection covers all aspects of the home from top to bottom. Our digital reporting system will allow you to create a repair list and view our findings easily to evaluate the issues and concerns. The Safetynet Home Inspector will thoroughly inspect the following:

Roofing, Exterior, Garage, Interiors, Structural Components, Plumbing System, Electrical System, Heating/Central Air conditioning, Insulation and Ventilation, Built in kitchen Appliances.
Sheds, Swimming Pools, and Fences are not a part of the traditional Home Inspection. In some cases the inspector will address specific concerns in the report for our customers who make an additional request. Additional fees may apply.

Don't Let Mold Or Radon Gas Sneak Up On You

You could have radon gas or mold in your home and not even know it. Allow us to come out and test to make sure your home is safe.

Mold Inspection

Molds are usually not a problem indoors unless mold spores land on wet or damp surfaces and begin growing. These molds have the potential to cause health problems. At Safetynet we value your health. Let us test a sample of the surface in a professional laboratory and get the scientific results needed to determine if the mold is harmful. This service typically takes a 5-7 business days after the samples are taken. Express service is available for an additional cost.

Radon Testing

Radon gas has been detected in every state. Radon can seep into your home through cracks and small spaces in concrete floors, walls, drains, sump pumps and water wells. New and old homes may have a radon problem, even homes without basements. Radon Gases causes over 21,000 deaths in the US each year. The EPA recommends testing all homes and estimates that 1 in every 15 homes have unhealthy levels of radon gas. Let us combine this service with your home inspection and we will discount the two as a package.

MUST HAVE

Spring And Fall Home Diagnosis

This safety check-up is recommended bi-annually for all homeowners. We look at all mechanicals, electrical, Hvac, structural, plumbing, interior and exterior just like we would performing a pre-sales inspection. This can save you costly repair expenses by alerting you prior to disaster. We cover top to bottom and certify all major components. We recommend this inspection be done early spring before you put the Central AC unit into use and early fall before you start up the furnace.

Preferred Service Providers

Looking for a quality contractor you can trust?

Call us today and we’ll refer you to one of our preferred service providers.

Our Simple Process For Buyer And Seller Inspections

Most professionals typically equate a Home Inspection with a Buyer and not a seller. At Safetynet we encourage the seller to get a pre-sales inspection as well. This can increase the sales price and avoid the pitfalls and hassles of negotiating, and last minute repairs after the contract is signed. These 4 steps work for both the Buyer and the Seller.

1. Schedule Your Inspection

Schedule your inspection and be sure to accompany the inspector so that you can get first hand information and ask questions on site.

2. We Perform The Inspection

Try to schedule a day when both realtors and the seller are available. This can be difficult but it will help you get instant answers from all parties when you are the potential buyer.

3. Review The Report

Review the Report and call us for a follow-up phone conversation. We want you to be educated and understand the comments on the report.

4. Create Your Repair List

Using our software you can make a repair list in minutes with color pics and details.