HOME CHECK-UP INSPECTIONS

Stay Ahead of Your Home Before Small Issues Get Expensive.

Annual and biannual Home Check-Ups give you a professional set of eyes on your property throughout the year — helping identify visible maintenance concerns early, document what needs attention, and make smarter decisions about your home.

Big Repairs Often Start Small.

A slow leak. Missing caulk. Roof wear. A clogged drain. An HVAC issue. Most homeowners aren't inspecting every corner of their house throughout the year — and small problems can quietly become expensive ones.

Deferred Maintenance Adds Up

Small issues can become expensive when they go unnoticed.

Homeowners Get Busy

Most people do not regularly inspect their attic, crawlspace, exterior, rooflines, drains, or mechanical areas.

Repairs Cost More Later

Catching visible concerns early can help prevent bigger repair bills down the road.

Peace of Mind Matters

Know what needs attention instead of guessing what is happening around your home.

A Professional Look at the Areas Homeowners Usually Don't.

Roof & Exterior

Visible roof wear, gutters, siding, trim, windows, doors, grading, drainage, and exterior maintenance concerns.

Attic & Moisture Signs

Visible attic concerns, ventilation issues, insulation conditions, roof decking, staining, moisture signs, and potential leaks.

Plumbing Areas

Visible leaks, water heater condition, fixtures, drains, supply lines, and other accessible plumbing concerns.

HVAC & Filters

Visible HVAC condition, thermostat operation, vents, filter condition, and maintenance reminders.

Electrical & Safety

Visible electrical concerns, outlets, panels, GFCI checks, smoke detectors, and basic safety observations.

Interior Maintenance

Walls, ceilings, floors, doors, windows, appliances, caulking, cracks, stains, and other visible interior concerns.

You’ll Know What Needs Attention

After each check-up, you’ll receive a clear summary with photos, notes, and maintenance items to monitor. The goal is to help you understand what is happening around your home and what may need attention before it becomes a larger issue.

How Closely Do You Want to Keep an Eye on Your Home?

Annual Home Check-Up

Best for newer homes, organized homeowners, or anyone who wants a yearly maintenance review.

1 home check-up inspection per year
Visual review of major accessible components
Photos and maintenance notes
List of items to monitor
Optional add-on services during the visit

Biannual Home Check-up

Best for older homes, busy homeowners, rental properties, second homes, or anyone who wants more peace of mind.

2 home check-up inspections per year
Seasonal maintenance review
Photos and notes after each visit
Early visibility into deferred maintenance
Optional add-on services during each visit

WHILE WE'RE ALREADY THERE

Knock Out a Few Small Maintenance Items Too.

HVAC Filter Replacement

Smoke Detector Batteries

Filter Size Check

Accessible Light Bulb Replacement

Caulk / Sealant Observations

Custom Small Maintenance Requests

Add-on availability may vary by property and requested task.

Simple, Preventative, and Easy to Schedule

Choose Your Plan

Select annual or biannual check-ups based on your home and comfort level.

Tell Us About Add-Ons

Let us know if you want filters, smoke detector batteries, or other small maintenance items included.

We Complete the Check-Up

We visually inspect major accessible areas and document visible maintenance concerns.

Receive Your Summary

You receive photos, notes, and a clear list of items to monitor or address.

A Check-Up Helps You Stay Ahead. It Does Not Replace Repairs.

A home check-up inspection is a visual maintenance review designed to help identify visible concerns and deferred maintenance items. It is not a warranty, guarantee, or substitute for licensed repairs. If we identify something that may need further evaluation, we may recommend a qualified contractor or specialist.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the same as a buyer home inspection?

No. A buyer inspection is usually completed before closing. A home check-up inspection is for homeowners who already own the home and want to stay ahead of maintenance concerns.

How often should I schedule a home check-up?

At minimum, once per year. For older homes, busy homeowners, rental properties, or anyone wanting more protection, biannual check-ups are usually better.

What add-on services can I request?

Common add-ons may include bringing and installing HVAC filters, changing smoke detector batteries, checking filter sizes, and handling small maintenance-related requests.

Do you perform repairs?

This depends on the request. Some simple add-ons may be available, while larger repairs or licensed work may require a separate contractor.

Will I receive a report?

Yes. You’ll receive a clear summary with photos, notes, and visible maintenance items to monitor or address.

Can this save me money?

The goal is to catch visible concerns early so you can address small issues before they potentially become larger, more expensive problems.

Is this good for rental properties?

Yes. Annual or biannual check-ups can be useful for landlords, investors, and property owners who want another set of eyes on the property.

Protect your home year-round

Stay Ahead of Maintenance Before It Gets Expensive

Annual and biannual home check-ups help you protect your home, catch visible concerns early, and make smarter maintenance decisions throughout the year.