Buyer’s Home Inspection
Buying a home? Inspections ensure that you know the true condition of your future home.
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Home Inspections in Upstate South Carolina
Informed decisions start with a thorough inspection, clear reporting, and practical guidance from an experienced local home inspector.
Serving Upstate South Carolina & Northeast GeorgiaSC Home Inspector License #48738
Detailed Reporting
Photographs, clear findings, and practical notes—delivered promptly so you can move forward with confidence.
Thorough Inspections
Careful evaluation of every major system, from structure and roofline to electrical, plumbing, and HVAC.
Local Experience
Familiar with Upstate homes and lake properties—the details and conditions that matter in this region.
Clear Communication
Straightforward guidance before, during, and after your inspection—honest answers without the jargon.
Our services
A Full Range of Home Inspection Services
Pre-Listing Inspection
Want to sell? A home inspection will prevent surprises prior to closing.
Learn moreConstruction Inspection
Building a Home? Let us do a pre-drywall inspection to prevent delays or hidden issues.
Learn moreRe-Inspections
Repairs Completed? Reinspect to make sure those repairs are adequate.
Learn moreDetached Building Inspections
We inspect detached garages, shops, barns and storage buildings.
Learn moreRadon Testing
Radon is prevalent in our area. Have your home tested to ensure your family’s safety.
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THE HOUSE FILES
A visual guide to defects found in real homes.
Explore real conditions documented during home inspections and learn what they may mean, why they matter, and what should happen next.
Structure & Foundation
Improper Floor Joist Supports in a Crawlspace
Severely damaged framing beneath a bathroom had been propped up with blocks, posts, shims, and added lumber instead of properly repaired.
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Bowed Basement Wall Pushed Inward by Soil Pressure
Horizontal separation and inward displacement in a concrete-block basement wall—reported as soil pressure pushing the wall inward.
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Termite-Damaged Floor Joist: Can It Be Repaired?
Substantial termite damage compromised a center floor joist; an added girder and jack posts supported the damaged wood rather than repairing it.
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