This inspection ensures the home is securely attached to a permanent foundation and meets HUD standards. It’s often required for FHA, VA, or other loan approvals to confirm safety and code compliance.

A structural inspection checks the integrity of a building’s foundation, framing, and overall structure. It’s often required when there are signs of damage or for real estate transactions to ensure the home is safe and sound.

A natural disaster inspection assesses damage from events like hurricanes, floods, or tornadoes. It’s often required by insurers or lenders to determine needed repairs and ensure the home is safe and livable.

A soil boring inspection evaluates underground soil conditions by drilling small holes to collect samples. It’s often required before construction to ensure the ground can support a foundation safely and effectively.

A truss repair inspection checks that damaged roof trusses have been properly repaired and reinforced. It’s often required by building departments or engineers to ensure the roof is structurally sound and meets code.