Purchasers Inspection: This is the most common of all home inspections.  Conducted after the home purchaser is in escrow but before closing. This inspection helps the purchaser make an educated decision about the home and/or contract points prior to closing.

11-Month Warranty Inspection: Conducted on a new home before the
1 year builders warranty is up.  No home is flawless, and it is critical to find the problems before the Builders' Warranty expires.

Listing Inspection: Conducted for the home that is going to be, or already is, listed on the market for sale. This inspection is key to keeping your sale from falling out of escrow, saving precious time & money. 

Maintenance/Safety Inspection: This is conducted for those who would like to know more about their present home. This is excellent for individuals who have been in their home for a number of years and may be worried about hidden safety hazards and want to maintain their home properly. Also for those who have recently purchased their home without an inspection.

Remodel Inspection: This is conducted for those who have had renovation work to their home and want to confirm that the work was completed to up to date standards prior to the final payment.