All of our inspectors are trained to go beyond the minimum standards of practice. If they can access an outlet or window, it will be checked. We do care about the property you are looking to purchase and communicate to the buyer in clear language all of our findings. The thermal imaging cameras give an extra layer of information to the inspection process most firms do not offer. So, the buyer can make an educated decision about the purchase of the home. Our goal is to build long term relationships with our clients and realtors.
John Marqua Founder and Inspector, U.S. Military Combat Veteran
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State Licensed Mold Assessor on Staff
Mold Inspection Available (with Home Inspections)
A Multi-Inspector Firm – Home Inspections
Eagle Comprehensive Home Inspection is a multi-inspector company with four property inspectors—veteran owned and operated since 2012. We have the right people and the necessary skills to provide exceptional commercial and residential as well as insurance inspections.
During a Home Inspection
An infrared camera is able to produce images of invisible infrared or heat and cold radiating off any surface that can identify an anomaly such as a water leak, A/C leak, overheated wiring, or live insects nesting behind the wall.
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Home inspectors have the training, experience, and competence that comes with being in the industry and inspecting hundreds of homes. We know what to look for and what to look at. Considering the average home, there are literally hundreds of items that should be inspected. While you or someone you may know can examine the home and roughly determine the overall condition of it, inspectors inspect homes daily, each and every week, throughout the year and know exactly what to look for in a home. We detect minor and major flaws, defects in workmanship, improper installation and construction parameters, and unsafe conditions that the general public would miss.
The industry is full of inspectors who neither have the training, experience, or qualifications to qualify as home inspectors. A professional knows what to look for and reports the condition to their clients in a detailed report. This report outlines the condition of the home and provides insight to the buyer regarding the actual condition of all the items in the home, so the buyer can make an informed buying decision.
Every home is different depending on the number of defects observed, but the average time is two to three hours to inspect the entire property.
A completed inspection report is about 15 to 20 pages including photos. Based on the state of the home inspected and the more things found in the home that are deficient, the more the report contains.
If it is possible, we encourage that you be present at your home inspection so that you can ask your inspector any questions and see firsthand any areas needing maintenance or repair.
Monday - Friday 09:00 AM - 06:00 PM
Saturday - 09:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Sunday - Closed