Also known as "Phase Inspections," this service ensures every step of your home's construction meets the highest standards. Whether you need one or all three phases, we’ve got you covered.
This allows the inspector to see the overall condition of the foundation and identify any deficiencies before the concrete slab is poured.
This phase focuses on inspecting the home's framing, as well as verifying that plumbing, electrical, and HVAC systems are properly installed before the drywall goes up.
Conducted after appliances are in place, this final check confirms that the property is ready and meets all required standards before move-in.
Also known as 11-Month Warranty Inspections, this service ensures that you can fully benefit from the warranty your builder offers within the first year of homeownership.
In the real estate market, preparation is key, and that's where Bianchi Home Inspections comes in. Before potential buyers bring in their inspectors, it's wise to be one step ahead. Our Pre-Listing Home Inspection offers a multitude of advantages, ensuring you're fully prepared for the sales process. Here's how it benefits you:
When buying a house with a pool, you definitely want to get a pool inspection. Just like the rest of the components of the house, you want to be sure the pool and its mechanical components are in good working condition.
You are provided a detailed report indicating the status of your pool and offered recommendations regarding areas of concern that may need to be addressed. Even when you think the pool is in great condition, a pool inspection can save you thousands of dollars by capturing the areas of your pool that may not be up to code or working properly.
We all need a roof over our heads. Over time, roofs start to deteriorate, and you may find yourself spending thousands of dollars trying to fix issues or having to replace your entire roof.
A roof inspection helps you identify the areas of your roof that may be improperly installed and may lead to leaks from rainwater. Other factors affecting your roof are inclement weather and major storms, which can cause significant damage. This inspection is generally done after heavy rains and storms.
This type of inspection is provided as a standalone service or automatically included in the price of residential home inspections with a pier and beam foundation.
Since this type of foundation will have a space under the house, we will crawl under the house to look for signs of moisture and/or standing water below the house, assess the condition of the subfloor and look for any plumbing leaks. Other elements of this inspection include indications of wood deterioration and wood destroying insect damage as well as pier stability.
There are several areas where moisture can accumulate that are not visible to the naked eye, especially after heavy rains. The thermal imaging of the house is included in all inspections and allows the inspector to read the temperature differences between areas on walls and ceiling to determine if there is an active leak. Thermal imaging is mostly used to locate plumbing and roof leaks.
The purpose of an elevation survey is to determine the performance of the home foundations by measuring the variance of slope in the floors between the different rooms in the house using a Zip Level 2000.
This service can be added to a residential home inspection for an additional cost or we can provide a stand alone service if you have concerns about the performance of your foundation being unleveled or shifting foundations.
Included with the purchase of a home inspection is an irrigation system check. We will verify that the sprinkler system functions properly including all its components.
This type of inspection can also be offered as a standalone service. We recommend you check your sprinkler system at least once a year or as soon as you notice something is not working properly.
