AZ Foothills Inspections (623)399-3857

Our inspections cover all major systems and components of your home including the foundation, roof, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems.  We will provide all of the information about your home to make an educated decision!

The best time to get a home inspection on a new home is prior to move in and just before the 1 year mark.  With a home inspection at the 11 month mark  we can identify issues that can be corrected by the builder before the warranty has expired.

A pre-drywall home inspection is a crucial step in the home construction process. It typically takes place after the framing and major mechanical systems (plumbing, electrical, and HVAC) have been installed but before the drywall is put up. The primary purpose of this inspection is to ensure that all components of the home are correctly installed before the walls are sealed off with drywall. Once the drywall is installed, it becomes difficult or impossible to access certain areas, so this inspection helps identify any potential issues before that happens.

Our team will evaluate the pool and spa systems to ensure proper operation and safety of the pool and spa equipment.

Scoping the sewer system identifies potential defects in the sewer system, damage from  tree roots, and uneven areas from heavy equipment and settling.

A sprinkler and irrigation system inspection is conducted to ensure that your irrigation system is functioning properly, is efficient, and is set up to water your lawn or garden effectively. Whether you're maintaining a residential or commercial property, regular inspections of the system are essential to prevent water waste, ensure plant health, and avoid costly repairs.

We coordinate a wood destroying organism expert to come to your home and identify the termite and wood destroying organism activity.  They also come up with a plan to eliminate the pests!

A home solar system inspection ensures that your system is installed . Regular inspections (typically annually or bi-annually) can help prevent larger issues and maintain optimal energy production. It’s also recommended to have a professional perform the inspection, especially when dealing with electrical components and safety protocols.

A radon test is a process used to measure the level of radon gas in a building, typically in homes or workplaces. Radon is a colorless, odorless, and tasteless radioactive gas that naturally occurs from the decay of uranium in soil, rock, and water. It can accumulate indoors, particularly in basements or lower levels, and long-term exposure to high radon levels can increase the risk of lung cancer.

A mold and air quality test helps assess the presence of mold and other airborne contaminants in your home or workplace, which can affect indoor air quality. Poor air quality and mold can cause health problems, especially for those with respiratory issues, allergies, or weakened immune systems.