Home Inspectors in Beaverton, OR

Home inspectors evaluate the visible condition of a home's structure and systems and report what they find. Buyers rely on inspections before closing, and sellers and owners use them to plan repairs.

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Common home inspection services include:

  • Pre-purchase home inspections
  • Pre-listing inspections for sellers
  • New construction and warranty inspections
  • Maintenance inspections for current owners
  • Add-on services such as sewer scopes, where offered

Book a home inspector when buying or selling, before a builder warranty expires or when you want a clear picture of a home's condition. Radon, mold and asbestos testing have their own categories.

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Radon Testing and Mitigation PNW

Radon Testing and Mitigation PNW

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Portland, OR Home Inspectors

Radon Testing and Mitigation PNW is a locally owned and operated company with over a decade of experience in the industry. We are fully insured, and all of our installers are certified through the National Radon Proficiency Program (NRPP). By using only top-quality materials in the construction of your radon system, we ensure the best possible results as well as a system that will stand the test of time. We have an industry-leading 7-year guarantee that covers all warranty issues free of charge. This guarantee includes a levels guarantee, which means if at any time your radon levels go above 4.0pCi/L after the initial installation, we will come right back to your house and fix it free of charge.

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Home Inspection Questions and Answers

What does a home inspector check?

A general home inspection covers visible and accessible parts of the home, such as the roof, structure, exterior, plumbing, electrical, heating and cooling, insulation, windows, doors and attached garages, and the inspector provides a written report.

When should I get a home inspection?

Buyers usually schedule an inspection after an offer is accepted, during the inspection period set in the contract. Sellers can inspect before listing, and owners book inspections before a builder warranty ends or to plan maintenance. Specialized tests such as radon, mold or sewer scopes are often separate services.

How do I choose a home inspector?

Ask for a sample report, what is included and how long the inspection takes. Many states license home inspectors, so check requirements where you live, and look for inspectors who encourage you to attend.

What affects the cost of a home inspection?

Cost depends on the home's size, age, foundation type, location and add-on services such as radon testing, sewer scopes or inspections of detached buildings.

How should I prepare for a home inspection?

Sellers should provide access to the attic, crawl space, electrical panel, water heater and HVAC equipment, and leave utilities on. Buyers should plan to attend and bring questions.