We Take a Closer Look

High-quality inspections. Clear answers. Confident decisions.

We deliver thorough, professional inspection services so you can understand your property, avoid costly surprises, and move forward with confidence.

Services

We offer a full range of home inspection services. For detailed information on our services, see the Services section of this web site. If you have questions, please feel free to request information.

Credentials

Our building inspectors are certified members of the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI). Each inspector must meet rigorous training and continuing education requirements. All our building inspections are conducted in accordance with the ASHI standards of practice and the ASHI code of ethics.​​

Serving Maine

Serving the southern, Mid-Coast and lakes region of Maine in the following counties:
York, Cumberland, Androscoggin, Sagadahoc, Kennebec, Lincoln and portions of Oxford.

The Importance of Inspection

A home inspection as part of a purchase allows the buyer to know the condition of the home and thus helps the buyer to identify possible sources of future expense. A home inspection can also help owners of real estate to determine the presence or magnitude of problems in their home. Home inspections also make a homeowner aware of maintenance issues in and around the home.

Real estate is a major investment. Before purchasing any property, it is prudent to establish the condition of that property. A home inspection is an objective visual examination of the physical structure and systems of a home, from the roof to the foundation.

Where Expertise Meets Trust

Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on how much you want to participate. We encourage you join us for the entire inspection. Therefore, you may want to wear comfortable clothes that you aren’t afraid to get a bit dirty. Also make sure that you dress appropriately for the weather.

Most building inspections take about 2 to 2.5 hours, but can take longer depending on the size and complexity of the building.

We typically send our reports electronically within 24 hours of the inspection. We can also provide a hard copy upon request.

Attending the inspection is not a requirement but highly encouraged. We feel that joining the inspector during the inspection will give you additional insight into not only the condition of the building but also how the systems work.

There is no licensing requirement for home inspectors in the state of Maine. Our inspectors are ASHI-certified and several are members of the Maine Coalition of Home Inspection Professionals (MECHIPs). To be an Up-Country building inspector, an individual must meet rigorous professional and technical requirements, including the successful completion of the National Home Inspector Exam and ASHI certification which includes reaching certain milestones based on the number of inspections performed. In addition, the inspector must complete continuing education training annually.