Home inspections in Baton Rouge & Prairieville

What we inspect

We evaluate the accessible structure and major systems to help you understand the home’s condition at the time of the inspection. Findings, access limitations, and recommendations are documented in your report.

• Structure: foundation, framing, attic, and accessible crawlspaces
• Exterior: roofing, grading, garage, decks, porches, walks, and driveways
• Interior: living spaces, doors, windows, kitchen, and bathrooms
• Systems: accessible electrical, plumbing, heating, and cooling components

Thermal imaging is included.

Infrared imaging helps us identify temperature differences that may warrant further investigation, such as patterns associated with moisture or electrical concerns. It supports the visual inspection; it cannot see through walls or reveal every hidden defect.

Buying or preparing to sell?

A buyer inspection helps you understand the property before your next decision. A pre-listing inspection gives sellers information about the home before it goes on the market. Call to discuss which service fits your situation.

A report you can use

Your report includes photos and descriptions of the findings, helping you identify concerns and discuss next steps with your agent or qualified contractors. We welcome follow-up questions.

View a sample home inspection report →

Before the appointment

Coordinate property access and operating utilities with the seller or agent. Tell us about known concerns and any locked or difficult-to-access spaces when scheduling.

Inspection pricing and timing

Your quote depends on the property and the services you request. Send the address, approximate size, age, foundation type if known, and any additional buildings or testing you want discussed. We confirm pricing before booking.

Appointment length and report delivery depend on the property and agreed scope. Tell us your inspection deadline when scheduling so we can confirm the expected visit length and report timing for your appointment.

Learn what affects home inspection cost.

What you receive

• A visual evaluation of accessible systems and components within the agreed scope.
• Thermal imaging to help identify temperature differences that merit attention.
• A report with photos, descriptions, recommendations, and access limitations.
• An opportunity to discuss findings and ask follow-up questions.

Mold sampling is a separate service. If you have a moisture concern, discuss testing options before the appointment.

Buying a newly built home?

New construction deserves a careful look before closing, too. Coordinate access, operating utilities, and any unfinished work with the builder. Read our new construction inspection guide for questions to ask when planning the appointment.