A residential inspection is a visual inspection of the roofing system, attic structure, building exterior, garage, interior rooms, electrical system, plumbing system, HVAC, and appliances.
A residential inspection is a visual inspection of the roofing system, attic structure, building exterior, garage, interior rooms, electrical system, plumbing system, HVAC, and appliances.
Cliff-Bell Inspectors are also Texas licensed Estimators. We will provide a full and detailed analysis of all projected repair costs. A repair estimate report provides cost estimates for the items identified in the inspection report. It can help you negotiate repairs more quickly and save time and stress.
A walk-through inspection is a Pre-Offer inspection used to assist buyers deciding to make an offer on a property. It is valuable tool but it has limitations. There is no report and may only identify major issues, leaving smaller problems uncovered.
Cliff-Bell provides this service to new home buyers near the end of their first-year builder warranty period. This inspection is used to identify any deficiencies that may be covered under the builder’s warranty just before the builder’s warranty expires.
Cliff-Bell uses a thermal imaging infrared camera that allows the inspector to identify potential hidden hazards from electrical issues to water leaks to pests in walls to missing insulation.
Cliff-Bell uses a zip level tool to measure the foundation and note the different elevations at each corner of the home. This tool assures that you know exactly where the foundation has moved and by how much.
Cliff-Bell inspectors are also Texas licensed Mold Assessment Consultants. Your inspector will locate and detect visible microbial growth and conditions conducive to mold growth. THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE MOLD TESTING.
Your inspector will manually operate all zones or stations on the system through the controller. Report as deficient the absence of a rain sensor, inoperative zone valves, surface water leaks, the absence of backflow prevention, and many more.
Your pool inspection includes Pool Safety Equipment, Equipment Controller, Pool Interior, Pool Lighting, Tile & Decking Around Pool, Pool Pumps, Pool Filters, and Pool Heater if applicable.
A WDI inspection includes a visual examination of the interior and exterior of the home to find any signs of existing or previous activity as well as identifying conducive conditions for these troublesome insects.
Phase Two Pre-Drywall Inspection includes the foundation; floor system; roof system; wall system; plumbing system; electrical system; HVAC; exterior wall covering; roof covering; and interior.
Phase Two Pre-Drywall Inspection includes the foundation; floor system; roof system; wall system; plumbing system; electrical system; HVAC; exterior wall covering; roof covering; and interior.
A commercial building inspection provides risk mitigation for the buyer and the lender and, potentially, an opportunity to renegotiate the price based on the true condition of the Site, Buildings, and Systems.
A duplex house is a residential dwelling with two living units attached to each other.
A triplex apartment is a building that combines three separate residential units into one structure, with the various apartments sharing one or two common walls.
A fourplex is a multifamily home typically designed to house four separate families under one roof. The multifamily units can be side by side or stacked on top of each other, but typically, they are a combination of both.
A re-inspection is a revisit to determine if previously identified issues have been completed in a workmanlike manner.
The inspector needs to return to the property for any reason to access or inspect an area or system that could not be included during the original site visit.
Your Mold Assessment Consultant will locate and detect hidden mold growth, all conditions conducive to microbial growth, measure carbon dioxide and RH levels, and assess mold contamination in your HVAC systems and ductwork. THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE MOLD TESTING.
A residential inspection is a visual inspection of the roofing system, attic structure, building exterior, garage, interior rooms, electrical system, plumbing system, HVAC, and appliances.
A residential inspection is a visual inspection of the roofing system, attic structure, building exterior, garage, interior rooms, electrical system, plumbing system, HVAC, and appliances.
Cliff-Bell provides this service to new home buyers near the end of their first-year builder warranty period. This inspection is used to identify any deficiencies that may be covered under the builder’s warranty just before the builder’s warranty expires.
Cliff-Bell uses a thermal imaging infrared camera that allows the inspector to identify potential hidden hazards from electrical issues to water leaks to pests in walls to missing insulation.
Cliff-Bell uses a zip level tool to measure the foundation and note the different elevations at each corner of the home. This tool assures that you know exactly where the foundation has moved and by how much.
Cliff-Bell inspectors are also Texas licensed Mold Assessment Consultants. Your inspector will locate and detect visible microbial growth and conditions conducive to mold growth. THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE MOLD TESTING.
Your inspector will manually operate all zones or stations on the system through the controller. Report as deficient the absence of a rain sensor, inoperative zone valves, surface water leaks, the absence of backflow prevention, and many more.
Your pool inspection includes Pool Safety Equipment, Equipment Controller, Pool Interior, Pool Lighting, Tile & Decking Around Pool, Pool Pumps, Pool Filters, and Pool Heater if applicable.
A WDI inspection includes a visual examination of the interior and exterior of the home to find any signs of existing or previous activity as well as identifying conducive conditions for these troublesome insects.
Phase Two Pre-Drywall Inspection includes the foundation; floor system; roof system; wall system; plumbing system; electrical system; HVAC; exterior wall covering; roof covering; and interior.
Phase Two Pre-Drywall Inspection includes the foundation; floor system; roof system; wall system; plumbing system; electrical system; HVAC; exterior wall covering; roof covering; and interior.
A commercial building inspection provides risk mitigation for the buyer and the lender and, potentially, an opportunity to renegotiate the price based on the true condition of the Site, Buildings, and Systems.
A duplex house is a residential dwelling with two living units attached to each other.
A triplex apartment is a building that combines three separate residential units into one structure, with the various apartments sharing one or two common walls.
A fourplex is a multifamily home typically designed to house four separate families under one roof. The multifamily units can be side by side or stacked on top of each other, but typically, they are a combination of both.
A re-inspection is a revisit to determine if previously identified issues have been completed in a workmanlike manner.
The inspector needs to return to the property for any reason to access or inspect an area or system that could not be included during the original site visit.
Your Mold Assessment Consultant will locate and detect hidden mold growth, all conditions conducive to microbial growth, measure carbon dioxide and RH levels, and assess mold contamination in your HVAC systems and ductwork. THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE MOLD TESTING.
Your Mold Assessment Consultant will locate and detect hidden mold growth, all conditions conducive to microbial growth, measure carbon dioxide and RH levels, and assess mold contamination in your HVAC systems and ductwork. THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE MOLD TESTING.
