Inspection Services

ELECTRICAL INSPECTIONS

What We Check:

• Electrical panels and breakers

• Wiring, grounding, and bonding

• GFCI/AFCI outlets and receptacles

• Load calculations and code compliance

• Lighting and fixture connections

Why It Matters:
Electrical issues are one of the top causes of home fires and failed inspections. Whether you're selling a home, applying for insurance, or renovating, an electrical inspection ensures your system is safe, up to code, and ready for occupancy.

*Ask about our emergency reconnect inspection service

MECHANICAL & HVAC INSPECTIONS

What We Check:

• HVAC system installation and operation

• Ductwork condition and airflow

• Furnace, AC, or heat pump function

• Combustion safety and ventilation

• Thermostat and filter placement

Why It Matters:
A functioning HVAC system is essential for comfort and energy efficiency. Improper installations can lead to high energy bills, unsafe carbon monoxide levels, or permit violations. We make sure your system runs right — and passes city or insurance requirements.

BUILDING/STRUCTURAL INSPECTIONS

What We Check:

• Framing, foundation, and load-bearing elements

• Roof, ceiling, and wall condition

• Doors, windows, and stairways

• Exterior grading and drainage

• Visible signs of structural distress

Why It Matters:
Structural inspections are vital for new construction, renovations, or home purchases. We identify safety concerns, compliance issues, and potential risks before they become major problems — so you can move forward with confidence.

LEAD PAINT INSPECTIONS
What We Check:

• Interior and exterior painted surfaces

• Soil or dust sampling (as applicable)

• Age of property and historical materials

• Risk assessment for tenants, especially children

Why It Matters:
Homes built before 1978 may contain hazardous lead-based paint. Whether you’re a landlord, buyer, or seller, knowing your risk helps you comply with federal EPA regulations and keep families safe — especially in rental or childcare environments.

FOUR-POINT INSPECTIONS
What We Check:

• Electrical

• HVAC

• Plumbing

• Roof

Why It Matters:
Required by many insurance providers in Louisiana (especially for older homes), four-point inspections focus on the core systems of a home. We provide the documentation insurers need — and help you address issues in advance to avoid policy delays or denials.

CONDITION REPORTS
What We Provide:

• A detailed visual inspection of the property’s current state

• Notes on visible wear, maintenance needs, and safety hazards

• Documentation for landlords, buyers, or repair projects

Why It Matters:
Condition reports are essential for landlords, realtors, or property owners managing repairs or tenant transitions. Our third-party reports protect your interests, provide legal peace of mind, and serve as proof of property status before or after changes.

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT INSPECTIONS
What We Provide:

• A third-party visual inspection tailored for vacant, leased, or multi-unit properties

• Detailed notes on maintenance issues, tenant-related damage, or code concerns

• Periodic property condition reporting (pre-move-in, mid-lease, or post-move-out)

• Clear documentation that supports lease enforcement or repair planning

Why It Matters:
Property managers and landlords need unbiased inspections to properly document the state of a unit before and after tenants occupy the space. These reports reduce disputes, support insurance or legal claims, and help ensure properties are maintained according to code and lease agreements.

PERMIT/INSPECTION CONSULTATION
What We Provide:

• One-on-one expert guidance on permit requirements for residential and light commercial projects

• Review of your project plans to help determine what inspections and documentation are required

• Help identifying the correct forms, offices, and deadlines by parish

• Ongoing support during construction or renovation to stay code-compliant

Why It Matters:
The permitting process can be overwhelming — especially for first-time homeowners, DIY renovators, or new developers. Working with a knowledgeable consultant helps you avoid fines, delays, and rework by ensuring you’re on the right track from the start. We help you feel confident and in control throughout your project.