More than
an inspection.
A deeper understanding
of your property.

A whole-home evaluation covers applicable, visible and accessible systems, including roofing, foundations, electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling.

Thermal imaging and moisture readings are included at no additional charge where appropriate. Scope and access limitations apply.

Property evaluations for buyers, investors, owners and facility stakeholders. Scope is established around the building, your objectives, the inspection agreement and the applicable framework.

Careful documentation of accessible systems, complex building envelopes, exterior components and coastal-exposure concerns. Amenities and specialized components are evaluated only within the agreed scope.

A condominium inspection gives buyers, sellers, and investors a grounded look at accessible, visible conditions within the inspection scope they agree with Watchman Inspections. It helps turn an important property decision into a clearer conversation about the unit, its systems, and the questions that matter before closing.

Whether you are evaluating a duplex, triplex, fourplex, or larger multi-unit building, the property deserves an inspection conversation built around how it operates. Watchman helps investors, landlords, property managers, buyers, sellers, and portfolio owners understand observable conditions before a purchase, sale, renovation, or ownership transition.

A new home can look finished while small, visible details remain incomplete, worn, or outside the condition you expected. A warranty inspection gives you a clear, practical opportunity to document accessible conditions before the builder's applicable warranty period expires, commonly near the eleven-month mark.

A pre-listing inspection gives you a clear, practical look at accessible conditions before photography, showings, and negotiations begin. You can see what a buyer may notice, ask better questions, and make preparation decisions on your own timeline.

A four-point inspection focuses on four major property systems: the roof, electrical, plumbing, and heating and cooling equipment. It is commonly requested by an insurance company when current information about an existing property is needed.

When a repair or condition from an earlier inspection needs another look, a focused follow-up can bring useful clarity. Watchman Inspections revisits specified, accessible conditions identified in that earlier inspection and documents what can be observed at the time of the visit.

An evaluation of agreed, accessible pool or spa components and observable conditions. Equipment, operating conditions and limitations are discussed before the inspection.

Sampling and laboratory analysis to help investigate specific concerns. Testing is not a comprehensive mold assessment, and a laboratory result alone cannot establish a property's safety or predict health outcomes.