A Complete Guide to Home Inspections for Southeast Michigan Buyers and Sellers
Full-Property Residential Inspections: From Foundation to Roofline
Radon, Mold, and Sewer Scope Testing for a Complete Property Picture
Supporting Buyers, Sellers, and Agents Across the Southeast Michigan Region
Frequently Asked Questions
For most single-family homes, the inspection takes roughly two to four hours, though larger or older properties may require additional time. Our inspectors work through every accessible area in a methodical sequence and encourage clients to accompany them and raise questions at any point during the process.
Your detailed digital report will be delivered within 24 hours of the inspection appointment. Organized by system and loaded with photographs, the report also includes priority ratings so you can immediately identify which issues warrant the most urgent attention.
Absolutely. Michigan's soil composition creates elevated radon risk in many communities, including Troy and the broader Oakland County area. The EPA advises testing during every home purchase, and our electronic monitoring equipment produces accurate results significantly faster than older passive charcoal kits.
We cover Oakland, Macomb, Wayne, Washtenaw, St. Clair, and Genesee Counties, serving communities such as Troy, Royal Oak, Sterling Heights, Rochester Hills, Detroit, Ann Arbor, Brighton, Flint, Port Huron, and many additional neighborhoods throughout Southeast Michigan.
Every member of our inspection team holds InterNACHI certification, which is widely recognized as the highest standard in the home inspection industry. InterNACHI's certification program demands rigorous initial training, continuous education requirements, and compliance with a strict code of ethics — all of which translate into consistently higher-quality results for our clients.
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