• Structural Components

• Foundation & Crawl Space

• Exterior (siding, doors, windows)

• Driveway & Walkway

• Deck & Patio

• Garage

• Interior (doors, windows, walls, floors, ceilings)

• Air Conditioning System

• Heating System

• Plumbing System

• Electrical System

• Attic, Ventilation, & Insulation

• Fireplace & Chimney

• Roofing System

• Wood Destroying Organisms

• Optional – above ground and below ground pools

• Optional – Solar Panel Evaluation

• Certified Part 107 sUAS drone inspections

An in-going inspection is done when a new property is put into a company’s management or a new tenant has moved in.

Depending on the agreement the property management company has made with the property owner they will sometimes conduct routine property inspections while tenants are occupying properties. The purpose of these inspections is to see if the property is being properly maintained as well as to keep the homeowner informed as to the condition of their property.

When Tenants Move Out, we go to work. We perform a thorough inspection of the property and run a before and after comparison that will let you know damages have occurred during the time the tenant occupied the property.

This is how a management company is able to track which damages tenants are responsible for when their tenants move out.

Electricity costs can make up a large portion of your monthly expenses. With a solar panel system, you’ll generate free power for your system’s entire 25+ year lifecycle. Even if you don’t produce 100 percent of the energy you consume, solar will reduce your utility bills and you’ll still save a lot of money.

Solar panels aren’t an expense – they’re one of the best ways to invest, with returns rivaling those of more traditional investments like stocks and bonds. Thanks to substantial electricity bill savings, the average American homeowner pays off their solar panel system in seven to eight years and sees an ROI of 20 percent or more.

One of the most clear-cut benefits of solar panels is the ability to hedge utility prices. In the past ten years, residential electricity prices have gone up by an average of three percent annually. By investing in a solar energy system now, you can fix your electricity rate and protect against unpredictable increases in electricity costs.

Multiple studies have found that homes equipped with solar energy systems have higher property values and sell more quickly than non-solar homes. Appraisers are increasingly taking solar installations into consideration as they value homes at the time of a sale, and as homebuyers become more educated about solar, demand for properties equipped with solar panel systems will continue to grow.