Establish a baseline
Keep documented measurements for future comparison if foundation movement is ever suspected.
Standard home inspection
Our team evaluates the home’s readily accessible major systems and documents what matters for your next decision. Every standard inspection includes a complimentary Termite/WDI inspection and infrared camera scan.
See the documentation
See how our team organizes inspection observations before you choose your inspector. Every property, service scope, and finding is different.
Standard Inspection Sample ReportOpen the authentic 76-page sampleWhat we inspect
We focus on visible, readily accessible conditions throughout the home and identify concerns that need attention, follow-up, or a more specialized review.
Exterior and site Roof, exterior surfaces, drainage observations, and visible site conditions.
Structure and interior Foundation observations, framing where accessible, interior surfaces, doors, windows, and readily accessible components.
Major systems Electrical, plumbing, HVAC, built-in appliances, and other accessible installed systems.
Included value Complimentary Termite/WDI inspection, infrared camera scan, and irrigation review for up to five zones.

Professional standards
In addition to meeting Texas continuing-education requirements, our inspectors are InterNACHI® Certified Professional Inspectors (CPI). CPI certification reflects additional specialized education and training, reinforcing the high industry standards we bring to every inspection.
Supporting tools & add-ons
Infrared imaging is included with every standard inspection. Foundation elevation readings are available when a documented baseline would add value.

A supporting tool
A thermal image can reveal a temperature difference that helps direct the inspection. It supports careful field judgment; it does not replace a full evaluation or guarantee that every condition is visible.
Foundation Elevation Readings
Using a Zip Level, we take measurements at multiple locations to document the relative elevations and overall pattern of the foundation. It is objective information you can keep with the inspection report.
Starting at $150 through 3,000 sq. ft.; add $0.05 per sq. ft. above 3,000 sq. ft.
Keep documented measurements for future comparison if foundation movement is ever suspected.
Elevation readings can show variations across the foundation that may not be obvious during a visual inspection.
Consider measurable elevations alongside cracks, sticking doors, uneven floors, and other visible conditions.
A baseline can be valuable during a builder warranty period or for future monitoring of an established home.
A foundation does not have to be perfectly level to be performing properly, and elevation differences alone do not establish foundation failure. The value is documented, repeatable measurements you can compare over time.
Foundation Elevation Benchmark ReportOpen an authentic two-page sampleReady for a clear next step?