Home Inspection Services in Baldwin County & Mobile, AL

A thorough evaluation of the home’s major systems and components — including structure, roof, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical — to help you make informed decisions. Ideal for buyers or sellers looking to understand the condition of a property.

Even brand-new homes can have issues. This new construction Inspection helps identify construction defects, code violations, or installation concerns before your final walkthrough or closing — giving you confidence that everything’s done right.

Older homes can be full of character — and hidden problems. We focus on common concerns like outdated wiring, aging plumbing, foundation settlement, and previous renovations to help you understand what you’re buying into.

Before your builder’s one-year warranty expires, it’s smart to have a full inspection done. We’ll document any defects or issues that have developed since move-in so you can request repairs while they’re still covered.

Especially important for homes with private wells or aging plumbing, water testing identifies potential contaminants like bacteria, lead, nitrates, and more. Ensure your water is safe for drinking, cooking, and bathing.

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can enter homes through the foundation. Long-term exposure is a leading cause of lung cancer. A simple test can reveal levels and determine if mitigation is needed.

A roof is one of the most expensive components of a home. Whether you’re concerned about aging shingles, storm damage, or leaks, a roof inspection can give you peace of mind — or a heads-up before problems grow.

Infrared thermal imaging uses a special camera to detect temperature differences in building materials — helping uncover issues that aren’t visible to the naked eye. This can reveal hidden moisture intrusion, missing insulation, overheating electrical components, and more. It’s a powerful diagnostic tool that adds an extra layer of insight to your inspection.

Mold can develop in damp or poorly ventilated areas, often hidden behind walls, under flooring, or in attics. Beyond causing damage to building materials, mold can also affect indoor air quality and pose health risks. A mold inspection can help identify visible growth and conditions conducive to mold.

A pre-drywall inspection takes place before insulation and drywall are installed, when framing, wiring, plumbing, and mechanical systems are still visible. This is a key opportunity to catch structural, mechanical, or workmanship issues that would be hidden once walls are closed up.