Our Home Inspection Services

A home inspector in McDonough, GA should be a part of every real estate transaction, whether buying or selling. Each home should undergo a non-invasive inspection to evaluate its current condition. Paramount Property Inspections takes pride in providing the most thorough and detailed inspection of your property. Our inspection services include:

Buyer Home inspection

If you plan to purchase a new or resale home, we provide one of the best home inspections in McDonough, Georgia, and nearby areas. Buying a new home is undoubtedly one of the most exciting moments of your life.

Pre-Listing Inspection

To avoid the unpleasant surprises a home inspection may bring to light, homeowners looking to put their house on the market can opt for a pre-listing home inspection, which provides sellers with a thorough report before the home goes on the market.

1-Year Builder Warranty Inspection

Buyers of newly built or newly acquired homes are interested in the warranties that the seller or builder is offering. Home warranties are the indicator that these properties are built according to standards. New construction homes typically come with a “One Year Limited Warranty.” Some items listed under this warranty may or may not be visible to the inexperienced eye.

Radon Inspection

We provide radon testing by placing a continuous monitoring radon testing machine in the home for at least 48 hours. It takes radon measurements each hour and then provides an average radon measurement at the end of the testing period. We provide a report on the same day that we pick up the radon monitor.

Mold Inspection

We recommend that anytime you are purchasing a home, you should perform mold air sample testing with the home inspection service, especially if the home has been vacant, has had a water event, or if someone is particularly sensitive to mold.

Infrared Inspection

Infrared Home Inspection is a beneficial service that would-be buyers will have to consider to know the actual condition of the property they are interested in buying. It is thermal imaging that uses infrared as an advanced nondestructive method to help the home inspector locate issues that one cannot see when using conventional visual inspection methods. You will realize that it is a notch higher in quality and capacity.

Maintenance Inspection

A maintenance inspection is essentially the same as a standard home inspection, but the inspection is done for the current owner. Most of these homeowners have been in their homes for over five years, and they may or may not have had their home inspected when they purchased it.

Lead Paint Testing

Lead paint is still present in millions of homes, sometimes under layers of newer paint. If the paint is in good shape, the lead paint is usually not a problem. Deteriorating lead-based paint (peeling, chipping, chalking, cracking, damaged, or damp) is a hazard and needs immediate attention.