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A professional evaluation of the condition and the operational status of the structure, deck, and mechanical equipment of the pool.

A 48-hour test that measures the radon levels in a home. Radon is a clear, odorless gas that permeates up from the soil. Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States.

Visual evaluation for past and present signs of wood destroying insects.

A camera will scope the sewer line to detect any breaks, roots and/or obstructions. Report and video are included.

A technician will check all the gas appliances and pressurize the property’s gas lines looking for leaks. The technician will also check the A.C.’s electrical components (motors, compressors, capacitors, etc.) and refrigerant charge. (Additional AC’s can be inspected at an additional per unit).

Evaluation of the chimney, crown, flue, firebox, and all additional components of the fireplace.

* Chimney (Phase 2) - Camera scope of chimney flue for additional cost

Two air samples collected on the exterior (control) and interior of the home and sent to a third-party lab to determine the presence of mold. (Additional samples can be added for an additional cost).

Inspects all components to the septic system (tank, aerator, grinder, etc.) This does not include the lateral line from the house to the septic tank. The well inspection covers water testing and an evaluation of the well head.

This is a complete Visual/Mechanical inspection of the pool’s structure, surrounding decking, and mechanical and electrical components.  This will include, but is not limited to; Tile, Grout, Coping, Interior Finish, Caulk/Expansion Joints, Deck, Skimmers, Ladder, Handrails, Main Drain Cover, Anchors, Inlets/Fittings, Ropes, Slides, Dive Boards, Covers, Pumps/Motor, Filter, Heater, Piping, Valves, Chemical Feeders, Gauges, Automatic Cleaning Equipment, Time-Clocks/Automation Controls, Switches, and Lights/GFCI’s.

Everything included with the Visual/Mechanical Pool Inspection, along with the use of a Digital Leak Detection instrument called a Leakalyzer to determine if the pool is losing any water.  Two tests are used to determine if the pool is leaking. Test One is a Static Test (pump off0 which will determine if the pool shell, main drain or skimmers have a leak.  Test Two is identified as a dynamic test (pump on) which will determine if any underground pluming, returns or cleaning lines have been compromised.  This report/graph will indicate in detail (gallons per hour) if the pool is or is not leaking.