A sewer scope inspection can uncover tree roots, cracks, collapsed pipes, offset joints, corrosion, and other costly sewer-line problems before you buy a home. Learn how the inspection works, what it costs, and when Southeast Michigan homebuyers should order one.
Wondering if a home inspector can condemn a house in Michigan? Learn who actually has that authority and what red flags to watch for before you buy.
By Dan Joandrea, Total House Inspection Inc. A standard home inspection is thorough. A good inspector works through a long checklist covering every major system: roof, foundation, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, attic, and more. But every single one of those checks depends on what the inspector can actually see. That’s the limit, and it’s a real one. […]
Buying a home is exciting, but the home inspection can feel like the moment of truth. Everything may look great during a showing, but once an inspector starts checking the roof, foundation, electrical system, plumbing, attic, and basement, hidden issues can quickly come to light. For buyers and sellers in Rochester Hills, understanding the common […]
By Dan Joandrea, Total House Inspection Inc. What is a home inspection, and why does it matter for your walk-away decision? A home inspection is a licensed professional’s visual assessment of a home’s major systems — roof, foundation, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC — completed before closing so buyers can identify defects while they still have contract […]
Learn why you need an independent home inspection before closing on a new build, what inspectors check, and when to schedule each inspection.
See exactly what a standard Michigan home inspection checklist covers — roof, structure, HVAC, plumbing, radon and more — plus costs, timing & FAQs. Schedule today.
Looking for certified mold assessment in Southeast Michigan? We provide thorough mold inspections and testing services to ensure your home is safe and healthy.
Radon is one of those home safety issues that is easy to ignore. You can’t detect its presence, as there might be no obvious warning sign. This naturally occurring radioactive gas can accumulate in homes and increase the risk of serious health problems over time. That’s why radon testing in Michigan is a smart step. […]
