Enhance your inspection with specialized add on services designed to uncover issues that may not be included in a standard home inspection period from sewer scope and WDI inspections to thermal imaging, irrigation, and pool slash spa evaluation, these services provide extra insight and Peace of Mind before you close.
Sewer line problems can be costly and hard to detect—until it’s too late. At CK Inspections, our sewer scope inspections use a specialized camera to visually inspect the main sewer line for hidden issues that aren’t visible during a standard home inspection. Even brand-new homes can have problems from poor installation or site conditions.
We commonly identify:
Don’t wait until there’s a backup—get a clear picture of what’s happening underground before you close the deal.
In the Houston area, termite activity is a serious concern—this region is one of the most active termite zones in the country. A WDI inspection is essential whether you’re buying, selling, or maintaining a home. At CK Inspections, we carefully inspect for signs of termite activity, past or present, along with other wood-destroying insects like carpenter ants and wood-boring beetles.
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Our inspections follow the Texas Official Wood-Destroying Insect Report (Form 10B) to help protect your investment and meet real estate transaction requirements.
Not all issues are visible to the naked eye. That’s why CK Inspections uses thermal imaging technology to detect hidden problems beneath the surface. With an infrared camera, we can identify temperature differences that often indicate moisture intrusion, missing insulation, overheating electrical components, and more.
Thermal imaging can help detect:
It’s a powerful tool that adds another layer of detail and confidence to your inspection—especially in areas where access is limited or issues aren’t yet visible.
A malfunctioning sprinkler system can lead to wasted water, high utility bills, or even foundation issues if the soil around the home becomes too wet or too dry. At CK Inspections, we evaluate the visible and accessible components of your irrigation system to ensure it’s operating as intended.
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A properly working irrigation system is key to protecting your landscaping—and your home’s foundation—from water-related damage.
Pool issues aren’t always obvious, and repairs can get expensive quickly. At CK Inspections, we check the visible and accessible components of the pool and equipment to give you a clear picture of how everything is functioning at the time of the inspection.
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A pool inspection helps identify potential concerns early so you can move forward with a better understanding of maintenance needs and possible repairs.
A thorough inspection covers the roof, foundation, structural components, electrical systems, plumbing, HVAC, insulation, windows, doors, and more. You’ll receive a detailed written report with photos documenting every finding.
No, you’re not required to be present during the inspection. Many clients choose not to attend, and everything will be clearly documented in your report. I’m also available to go over any findings with you afterward if you have any questions.
If you do plan to attend, it’s usually best to come toward the end of the inspection. This allows me to walk you through the main findings without interrupting the inspection process Inspectors follow a detailed routine to make sure nothing is missed, and minimizing distractions helps ensure a thorough and accurate inspection.
Your detailed inspection report is typically delivered within 24 hours of the inspection. Reports include photos, descriptions, and recommended actions for any findings.
A home inspection is not a pass/fail evaluation. It is an objective assessment of the property’s current condition. The report empowers you to negotiate repairs, adjust your offer, or make an informed decision about moving forward.
Finding issues is actually the purpose of an inspection. Depending on the severity, you may negotiate with the seller for repairs or credits, adjust your offer price, or in some cases choose to walk away. Knowledge is always better than surprises after closing.
Absolutely. New construction homes can have defects, code oversights, and contractor errors that are not always caught during the building process. A third-party inspection before closing protects your investment regardless of how new the home is..
