203(K) Rehabilitation Loan Initial Inspection – For the sum specified the consultant will inspect the physical property, identify areas in need of improvement, and determine the overall suitability for FHA’s 203(K) Rehabilitation Mortgage Program.

Bank ‘Draw’ Inspections – Typically hired by a lender or borrower, the inspector visits the construction site and assesses progress. The inspector is looking to show where the project is in relation to the timeline that was set out, checking the accuracy compared to the original draw request, and reviewing the budget.

Commercial Building Inspections – A Baseline Commercial Building Inspection Includes Site characteristics (paving, landscaping, and utilities), Structural frame and building envelope, Roof
surface, Mechanical and electrical systems, Plumbing systems, Heating systems, Air
conditioning, and ventilation systems, and Vertical transportation.

Foundation Measurements (Zip Levels) – A zip level is used 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.

Mold Assessments – CBRES will locate and detect hidden microbial growth, the source, hidden
water intrusion sources, moisture issues, plumbing leaks, and water damage. Inspector will also assess mold
contamination in HVAC systems and ductwork.

Moisture Intrusion Inspections – Moisture intrusion is the presence of unsafe amounts of moisture
in a structure that could cause accidents, damage to building materials, or mold growth. CBRES
will perform a water intrusion inspection for signs of water damage with hand-held moisture
meters.

Multi-Family Building Inspections – A multi-family home is a single building that’s set up to accommodate
more than one family living separately. That can range from a duplex, which has two dwellings
within a single building, to homes or small apartment buildings with up to four units.

Pool Inspections – Includes Pool Safety, Pool Interior, Pool Lighting, Tile & Decking Around Pool, Pool Pumps, Pool Filter, and Pool Heater.

Repair Estimate Reports – Receive a detailed and accurate report with estimated repair costs for
the issues found in your inspection report.

Residential Property Inspections – A professional property inspection is an impartial third-party
visual evaluation of the physical structure, foundation, electrical, plumbing, heating,
air-conditioning, roof, built-in appliances, interior and exterior walls, doors, and windows.

Thermal Imaging/Infrared Scans –  Infrared (thermal imaging) is an advanced, non-invasive technology that allows the inspector to show homeowners things about their homes that can’t be revealed using conventional inspection methods.

Warranty Inspections – 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.