A good inspection will tell you about various aspects of the home you  are interested in.  At My Inspection TX we have a standard inspection process that includes thorough VISUAL evaluations.

 A Pre-Listing Inspection is done prior to listing the home and uploading  to the MLS.  There are many benefits that allow the seller to retain  control of the sale of their home.
 

A new construction inspection is done in three phases which include pre-pour foundation inspection, pre-drywall inspection and lastly the final inspection.

 Before buying or leasing a commercial property, it is important to execute a comprehensive inspection.  This inspection ensures that all components are in safe and proper  working order and that all structural and mechanical systems are working  correctly.     

  An infrared inspection is a high-tech service that lets us examine a  home or commercial building for a variety of problems, including some  electrical hazards, draft points or missing insulation, plumbing leaks,  sewer leaks and even roof leaks. Being able to see in infrared shows surfaces that  are hotter or cooler than the surrounding area.  Combine that with our knowledge this is a very powerful inspection tool.  

   A Stucco inspection includes   A visual examination of the condition of the stucco system, exterior  sealants, flashings, windows, doors, roof-to-stucco transitions,  parapets, gutters, deck-to-building connections, stucco terminations and  any penetrations through the stucco system. Infrared Thermal Imaging (Interior & Exterior) and electronic Surface Moisture Scanning will be used. 

Mold testing can help identify a mold infestation in your home or business. Air sampling tests the concentration of mold spores in your home's air. Samples are taken from the air and are later examined under a microscope. Air tests can tell you if you have a mold problem even if you cannot find the mold-growth.

 During pool inspections we evaluate the condition of filters, water pumps, decking and electrical components. These inspections also examine safety components such as pool fences, safety gates and doors. 

 A proper wood destroying organism inspection looks for evidence of infestation by termites,  wood decaying fungi, and wood devouring beetles as well as evidence of  past infestation, treatment or damage. 

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