top of page
Our Home Inspection Services
Let us help you make an informed decision.
BUYER’S INSPECTION
Purchasing a home is one of, if not the most important investments of your life. In order to make an informed decision that fits your interests, a buyer’s inspection is a visual examination of the home that brings to light defects or areas needing repair prior to your purchase. You will get valuable information about the house before committing to a decision.
SELLER’S INSPECTION
Selling a home can be just as daunting of a task as buying a home. It is key to thoroughly understand your home’s condition before putting it on the market. A Pre-Listing/Seller’s Inspection pays attention to the working condition of all major systems and components of the house, including heating and cooling, electrical, plumbing, roof and structure, siding, and doors and windows.
NEW CONSTRUCTION
You may be having your new home built from the ground up. Even though brand new materials have been used, it is always safe and well worth it to inspect your new home, as there may be problems that potentially went unseen during the construction process. This inspection examines structural defects such as foundational cracks, faulty grading, poor framing, and other possible issues.
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
Sprinkler Inspection
Another key inspection item is your lawn irrigation system. A well designed and functional sprinkler system is vital for your homes foundation to minimize movement during drought seasons. Sprinkler systems are complicated machines with controllers, solenoids, valves, piping, back flow preventers, rain monitors and of course the spray heads themselves. Constant water spray on the structure can lead to significant damage over time if not identified and corrected.
SWIMMING / SPA POOL INSPECTION
There is nothing better than walking out the back door and straight into your very own pool to cool off from the hot Texas sun. Or, at the push of a button firing up the spa to soak you troubles away. This dream can soon turn into a nightmare if you discover costly repairs that could have been avoided by having the pool and equipment inspected along with your home inspection.
THERMAL IMAGING
The infrared camera detects extremely small but crucial differences in surface temperature from one area of a house to another. These temperature variations show up on the camera’s view screen as “cold” or “hot” spots, which reveal hidden problems that often cannot be detected in the course of a traditional visual inspection.
ADDITIONS AND OUTBUILDINGS
Get a detailed property inspection report from Prolook Home Inspections and make an informed decision.
Contact us today to schedule your inspection.
bottom of page