What We Inspect

What we looked for as trained professionals

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Camano Island Window and Door Inspections

  • Residential doors: We make certain that the outside doors seal and secure efficiently

  • Home windows: Our professionals check that the window gaskets operate successfully

  • Garage doors: We operate the garage door and ensure that the safety sensor functions properly

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Camano Island HVAC System Inspection

  • Heating & vent system: We operate the heater to document the mechanisms are functioning effectively.

  • Air conditioner system review: We review the AC unit, to verify the controls function effectively.

  • Operations review: Our home inspection pros validate that your AC and heating systems work correctly.

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Camano Island Basement, Crawlspace and Foundation Inspection Services

  • Basements and crawl spaces: Our professionals view any rotting of wooden framing in touch with soil.

  • Water intrusion: We inspect any evidence of present water intrusion.

  • Foundation: We review any degradation of wooden framing touching of foundation movement, like degradation of drywall breaks, stonework cracks, out-of-true door frames, and unleveled floors.

  • Structural wood review: We identify any notching or boring of framing wood that might create a structural safety problem.

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Camano Island House Siding and Roofing Inspections

  • Outside walls: Our professionals check that the exterior siding and other wall coverings are effective

  • Roofing trim: We inspect that the fascia, soffit, and eaves are well-maintained

  • Roof flashing: We document that joints in the roof decking have a impermeable seal

  • Pavers and concrete: Our professionals inspect driveways, walkways, and paths

  • Drainage: Our professionals look over yard angle, surface rain flow, and shrubbery to list any prospective water leak issues

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Electrical System Inspections

  • Electric meter check: Our professionals verify that your electrical meter and base are working correctly.

  • Safety review: Our professionals make sure that the electrical conduit is grounded and linked effectively.

  • Protection devices: Our professionals verify that your circuit breakers and fuses are working efficiently.

  • Power switches & electrical receptacles: Our professionals inspect a number of fixtures, switches, and receptacles, plus GFCI switches.

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Plumbing System Inspections

  • Water shutoff valve: We document that the water main supply shutoff is operating effectively.

  • Water boiler inspection: We look over the venting, heat source, and temperature pressure relief hardware.

  • Inside water supply: Our home inspection pros review all fixtures and toilets.

  • Drain review: We review sinks, tubs, and showers for drains acting effectively.

  • Sump pumps: Technicians test water pumps that are accessible.

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Interior Inspections

  • Check Window operation and any failure of the seals.

  • Use Thermal Imaging to check for heat loss and possible moisture.

  • Check Kitchen appliances for proper working condition.

  • Check stairway and safety features of the home.

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Manufactured Home Foundation Certification

HUD and FHA lender requirements call for a Manufactured Home Foundation Certification to confirm the home is properly secured to the ground.

We partner with Hayman Engineering, a licensed engineering firm, to help homeowners and buyers meet this requirement.

Our role is to perform the on-site inspection and collect the required photographic documentation of the home’s foundation and tie-down system. That information is sent to Hayman Engineering, where their licensed engineers review it and issue the official foundation certification.

This services is commonly required for:

  • Manufactured home purchases

  • Refinancing or loan approval

  • Lender and mortgage company requirements

Learn more about the engineering requirements:
Hayman Engineering - Manufactured Home Foundation Certifications

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