Three ways to take
a closer look.

An elevated view of visible roof conditions.

Aerial images can help document roof surfaces and features that are difficult to view from the ground. We review visible concerns such as damaged coverings, debris accumulation and roof penetrations.

• Photo documentation of accessible aerial views
• Observations of visible roof-surface conditions
• Recommendations for further evaluation when warranted

See the portions of the line a camera can reach.

A sewer camera is introduced through an accessible cleanout to observe the reachable portion of the line. Visible conditions may include roots, buildup, standing water, offsets or damaged piping.

• Camera review through a suitable access point
• Documentation of observed line conditions
• Referral to a qualified plumbing contractor where needed

Understand visible equipment and safety concerns.

A separate pool and spa inspection reviews accessible components, visible surfaces, surrounding conditions and equipment operation where safe and included in the agreed scope.

• Visible vessel, deck and surrounding conditions
• Accessible pump, filter, heater and related equipment
• Visible electrical and barrier concerns