Additional Services We Offer

Asbestos Testing

Asbestos testing is a focused environmental assessment that determines whether asbestos‑containing materials (ACMs) are present in a home or building and evaluates the risk they pose. Because asbestos fibers are microscopic and dangerous when airborne, testing is the only reliable way to confirm their presence and guide safe remediation.

Indoor Air Quality Testing

Indoor air quality (IAQ) testing measures the presence of airborne contaminants and environmental conditions that influence how clean, safe, and breathable the indoor environment is. Inspectors use specialized instruments to detect particles, chemicals, biological pollutants, and humidity levels that aren’t visible to the naked eye.

Lead Paint Testing

Lead paint testing is all about determining whether older building materials contain lead‑based paint and whether that paint poses a risk to the people living in or renovating the home. Because lead becomes dangerous when it deteriorates or is disturbed, testing provides clarity, safety, and compliance before any work begins.

Main Sewer Line Inspections

A main sewer line inspection is a diagnostic procedure that uses a specialized video camera to examine the condition of the underground pipe that carries all wastewater from a home to the municipal sewer or septic system. It’s one of the most reliable ways to detect hidden problems before they turn into backups, flooding, or expensive excavation.

Thermography Inspections

Thermography inspections give you a way to “see” temperature differences inside a home that the naked eye can’t detect. Using an infrared camera, an inspector can identify hidden problems—moisture intrusion, missing insulation, electrical hotspots, air leaks—by capturing thermal images that reveal how heat moves through the structure. It’s one of the most effective non‑invasive tools for diagnosing issues early and improving a home’s energy efficiency and safety.

Water Quality Testing

Water quality testing is a targeted evaluation of the water supply in a home or building to determine whether it’s clean, safe, and free from contaminants. Because water can look clear while still containing harmful substances, testing provides a reliable, science‑based snapshot of what’s actually in the water you drink, cook with, and bathe in.

Winterizations

Home winterizing is all about preparing a house to withstand cold temperatures, moisture, and harsh seasonal conditions. It focuses on protecting plumbing, improving energy efficiency, and preventing damage caused by freezing weather. A well‑winterized home stays warmer, uses less energy, and avoids costly repairs throughout the colder months.