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Lily K. Homes

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Licensed and insured home inspectors

1. General Home Inspection

A standard home inspection covers the condition of the major components of a home. A certified inspector evaluates:

  • Structural integrity – Foundation, walls, ceilings, floors, and roof.
  • Exterior – Siding, drainage, and grading.
  • Roofing – Materials, flashing, gutters, and potential leaks.
  • Plumbing – Pipes, fixtures, water pressure, and drainage.
  • Electrical – Wiring, outlets, service panels, and safety hazards.
  • HVAC Systems – Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning functionality.
  • Interior – Doors, windows, flooring, and ceilings.
  • Attic & Insulation – Ventilation and insulation condition.

2. Radon Inspection

Radon is a colorless, odorless radioactive gas that can seep into homes through the ground. A radon test measures gas levels to determine if mitigation is necessary, as prolonged exposure can pose serious health risks.

3. Mold Inspection

A mold inspection identifies signs of mold growth, moisture issues, and air quality concerns. Inspectors:

  • Test for mold spores in the air.
  • Check high-moisture areas (bathrooms, basements, attics).
  • Recommend solutions for remediation if necessary.

4. Termite & Pest Inspection

Termites and wood-destroying insects can cause extensive damage to a home. This inspection involves:

  • Checking for visible signs of infestation (wood damage, droppings, tunnels).
  • Evaluating structural integrity for hidden damage.
  • Recommending preventative or extermination services.

5. Septic System Inspection

For homes with a septic system, this inspection ensures proper functionality. It includes:

  • Checking the tank, distribution box and drain field.
  • Evaluating waste disposal efficiency.
  • Identifying signs of failure or required maintenance.

6. Well Water Inspection

Homes relying on a private well need water quality testing for:

  • Contaminants like bacteria, nitrates, heavy metals, and pH levels.
  • Pump and pressure evaluation.
  • Flow rate measurement to ensure sufficient water supply.

7. Energy Audit

An energy efficiency inspection assesses:

  • Insulation effectiveness.
  • Window and door seals.
  • HVAC efficiency.
  • Recommendations for reducing energy costs.

8. And More

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