Trusted Mold Inspections & Environmental Testing in Savannah, GA

The inspection fee for a typical single-family residence varies. The inspection fee will depend upon the size of the house, particular features of the house (such as additional buildings), its geographical location, and possible additional services, such as swimming pools, spas or additional inspection/testing services you wish to add such as termite inspection, mold, radon, lead paint and/or asbestos testing.

Yes and No. In the State of Georgia, there is currently no state regulation of home inspection licensing for home inspectors. Anybody with a phone and a ladder can call themselves a home inspector and there are many home inspectors without credentials, training, insurance and/or experience.

Yes. Very often, new home buyers are overwhelmed with the excitement when acquiring a new home and miss some critical details. Buyers usually rely on the new home warranty but many of the defected items are only covered for the first 12 to 24 months. If problems are not reported in time before the warranty expires they will not be addressed from the builder. Buyers are not trained in defect recognition. Items that should be a concern are often missed or overlooked. This is why you need a professional home inspector.