Inspection Services

An inspection is generally understood as a step in purchasing a home (from the buyer's perspective). However, what about from the seller's perspective? 

Would it be beneficial to have an inspection done of a home that is being sold? You bet! Humble Beginnings Home Inspections will inspect the home and provide you with the insight needed, so you can list your home confidently! 

The buyer's inspection is the more commonly utilized inspection service. In going through the home buying process, a necessary step is hiring a licensed home inspector to visually inspect all the readily accessible components of the home. As well as provide a thoroughly created report (available within 24hrs) to provide the buyer with an understanding/snapshot of the home's current condition. 

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas. It's a gas that is not detectable outside of testing, as it is odorless, and invisible. It seeps in through cracks you have in your basement walls and foundation. It has the potential to cause cancer and other serious health conditions. Radon can also have a big impact on the air quality inside of your home. Having a radon test done gives you a very clear understanding of the amount of radon in your home. The test needs to be conducted over the span of 48hrs/2days. 

This type of inspection is just what the label infers. This inspection is recommended as a part of the homeowner's home maintenance program. Like a checkup. If performed routinely, the ability to catch problems while they are yet small is heightened. Which, when it comes to repairs, can keep money in your pocket! 

A re-inspection Is important as it is done in large part to verify if issues found in the first inspection have been remedied. This form of inspection has the capacity to be more tailored/customized.   

You can’t always see what’s floating around in your house, but you’re breathing it in every day. While a standard home inspection covers the walls, roof, and plumbing, it doesn't check the invisible stuff. Our air quality testing hunts down the hidden culprits that can mess with your health, from moisture-loving mold spores lurking behind walls to chemical off-gassing from new carpets, and even built-up dust and pollen that trigger asthma. Whether you're buying a new place, dealing with mysterious allergy flare-ups, or just noticing a weird, musty smell, it's better to know for sure. We use professional gear to take precise air samples and send them straight to a lab, giving you clear answers, a detailed report, and total peace of mind. Stop guessing about the air you breathe—add an air quality test to your home inspection today!  

You don't think about your main sewer line until it backs up into your home, and by then, you’re looking at a messy, expensive headache. A standard home inspection checks the faucets, drains, and water pressure, but it can’t see what’s happening underground. Our Sewer Scoping service sends a high-definition camera right into the main waste line to hunt for hidden issues like tree root intrusions, cracked or collapsed pipes, and major blockages. Whether you’re buying an older home with mature trees, a newer place with potential construction settling, or just want to avoid an unexpected plumbing disaster, it’s always better to know for certain. Stop guessing about what’s buried beneath your yard—add a sewer scope to your home inspection today!

A backyard pool is an amazing feature, but it can quickly turn into a massive money pit if there are hidden problems below the surface. While a standard home inspection covers the house itself, it doesn’t look at the specialized components that keep a pool running. Our Pool Inspection takes a close look at everything from the structural shell and deck surrounding the water to the critical equipment behind the scenes. We visually check the pumps, filters, heaters, and electrical components for wear and tear, and inspect the main structure for cracks or leaks. Whether you are buying a home with an existing pool or just want to make sure your current setup is safe for the season, it’s always better to know for certain. Stop guessing about the condition of your pool—add a professional pool inspection to your order today!

When a property relies on a private well, you aren’t just buying a house—you’re inheriting your own independent water utility. A standard home inspection verifies that water comes out of the taps, but it doesn’t look at the health of the system supplying it. Our Visual Well Inspection takes a close look at the above-ground components to ensure everything is safe and functioning properly. We evaluate the visible condition of the well cap and casing to ensure they are sealed against pests and surface runoff, check the pressure tank and control switch for proper operation, and look for obvious signs of physical damage or sanitary risks. Whether you are buying a rural property or want to verify your current system is secure, it’s always better to know for certain. Stop guessing about the safety of your water source—add a visual well inspection to your service package today!