Know Every Corner of Your Next Home Before You Sign the Contract
Certified Master Inspector® Residential Inspections with thermal imaging, moisture testing, and clear photo reports.
A home can look flawless during a showing, yet the problems that cost the most often hide in attics, crawlspaces, electrical panels, and roof lines. A professional house inspection brings those conditions into view while you still have options. Propertyexam’s Residential Inspection services cover the home from the foundation to the roof and explain what each finding means for your safety, your budget, and your plans. Objective facts help you request repairs, negotiate a credit, or move ahead with confidence. If the needed repairs do not fit your situation, that knowledge protects you from an expensive mistake and frees you to find a better match. Either way, you reach closing informed, prepared, and ready to preserve the value of your investment for years to come.
Owner and chief inspector Scott Harris brings decades of hands-on building knowledge to every residential inspection. Scott is a Certified Master Inspector®, a licensed home inspector, a general contractor, and a graduate engineer backed by 35+ years in the building and inspection trades and thousands of completed inspections. As the author of Commercial Property Maintenance and an international facility maintenance expert, he views each home through the lens of long-term care and value preservation. Homeowners receive the same depth and professionalism he brings to complex commercial projects.
State-licensed and bonded, with general liability and errors and omissions (E&O) coverage protecting every job.
As a general contractor and graduate engineer, Scott understands how homes go together, age, and fail.
Spot defects, safety hazards, and upcoming maintenance needs while you can still negotiate the purchase.
Sellers can find and fix issues early, price the home with confidence, and avoid surprises during escrow.
Even brand-new homes have missed details. Catch them before the final walkthrough or before the warranty ends.
Real estate deadlines move fast. Each step keeps your inspection organized, transparent, and on schedule.
Call or request a proposal online. Share the address, size, and age of the home, then receive your price in writing.
Review and sign your inspection agreement electronically, so paperwork never slows down your contingency period.
Follow along during the inspection and ask questions. Scott explains each finding in plain, practical language.
Have questions after move-in? Get trusted contractor referrals and advice for as long as you own the home.
A residential inspection is a visual, non-invasive evaluation of a home’s accessible systems and components. Every Propertyexam visit goes beyond recognized standards of practice.
Roof, flashings, chimney, gutters, siding, decks, grading, drainage, foundation, basement, and crawlspace.
Electrical service and panels, GFCI and AFCI protection, plumbing, water heater, and heating and cooling.
Insulation, ventilation, fireplaces, garage doors and safety sensors, plus safety advice for your household.
Your Property Condition Report (PCR) lays out our observations and opinions on the property’s current condition. It’s the kind of report lenders look for when making loan decisions, and it helps owners plan well beyond the day of purchase.
Propertyexam inspects single-family homes, condominiums, townhomes, duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, manufactured homes, ranches, farms, and new builds. Whether the home is a century old or just completed, you get the same careful attention.
A floating home has much in common with a ship. Get a full infrared moisture scan and a marine-minded evaluation
Add mold, radon, lead, asbestos, air quality, or water and well testing when conditions or your plans call for it.
Homebuyers, sellers, and real estate agents keep coming back for Scott’s attention to detail, patience, and straight answers. See their Google reviews below.
