A home inspection is the best way to ensure a sound investment when buying a new home. The benefits for the seller are equally as important, as it can create a smooth transition for all parties during and after the move.

Radon can cause health issues when one's exposed to high levels for an extended period of time. Testing is the only way to know if your house has unsafe levels. If results show high levels, the next step is mitigation, which should only be done safely and properly with the help of a certified professional.

A sewer line inspection will show you the current state of a home's sewer pipes and help you make informed decisions during the buying/selling process. It can also inform you of any health risks or structural damage.

Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral fiber that was once commonly used in home construction materials. When these materials deteriorate or are disturbed, asbestos fibers can be released into the air and inhaled. By testing for asbestos, you can identify its presence and take appropriate measures to mitigate the risk of exposure.

When it comes to structural damage, termites are one of the worst pests homeowners can have. Termites and other wood-eating insects burrow into the walls and structures of houses and cause damage to the system of support.

Breathing in mold spores can have adverse health effects on humans and pets, especially for those with respiratory conditions, allergies, or weakened immune systems.

Testing the air for mold can help identify the presence of mold spores and locate them in your home, even when you can't actually see it.