Residential Inspections My Full Inspection Includes:
Grading and Drainage Attic power vents Interior walls, doors, ceilings and floors Exterior walls, doors, windows, and door glazing Fireplace and chimney Porches, decks and carports All built-in appliances Bathroom exhaust vents and electric heaters Cooling systems A/C and evaporative Heating systems Whole house vacuum systems Ducts, vents and flues Electrical service entrance panels, grounds, bonding and circuit protection Electrical branch circuits, connected devices and fixtures Plumbing water supply, fixtures, drains and vents Water heaters Hydrotherapy equipment Lawn and garden sprinkler systems Doorbells and chimes Garage door operator Quality reports via email assure prompt information and smooth the home sale process. We accept personal checks and cash. Energy Inspections The findings gathered during the energy inspection are analyzed using specialized software to produce a comprehensive Home Energy Tune-uP® Report. The Report shows which energy-efficiency improvements would reduce energy costs and make the home more comfortable. The analysis takes into account regional variables such as local weather, implementation costs, and fuel prices. The Report contains estimates of the savings, costs and payback for each energy-efficiency recommendation. It identifies the group of improvements that, if financed, will save more on energy bills than it costs. These are the improvements that everyone can make since they require no out-of-pocket cost when financed. The detailed Recommendations section enables contractors to provide preliminary cost estimates without a visit to your home. It also explains how to get the best energy savings from these improvements by listing related no-cost low-cost measures that you can take. from a Home Energy Tune-uP® are $450 annually. Said another way, realistic savings are 20% to 25% of present energy bills. Inspections start at $125 Inspections done in conjunction with real estate inspections start at $75
Foundations
Roof, roof structure and attic
Energy inspections examine, measure, and evaluate the factors that affect energy use in your home, e.g., size of the home, efficiency of appliances, insulation, draftiness of rooms, and efficiency of heating and cooling systems.
The average energy savings
