What we are trained to observe:

Foundations: We aim to detect displacements and cracks.

Accessible structure: To report on the condition of interior and exterior floors and walls.

Terrain: The sloping terrain (negative) is often synonymous with flooding. 

Driveways: A detailed assessment of the state of the asphalt or pavement

Roof: To check its condition and check whether the covering needs to be changed.

Humidity: We measure the humidity level, detect water infiltration and presence of mold

Insulation: Identifying heat loss through doors and windows.

Plumbing: We verify the condition of the pipes and the plumbing system in general.

Heating system: To ensure its condition and required maintenance.

Electrical system: Total compliance of the electrical panel and the entire system.

Ventilation: Inspecting the air exchanger, wall-mounted air conditioning or heat pump, which could represent major expenses in the event of breakage.

Sewers and drains: sewer connections and the presence of harmful substances in the drains.

Common Problems In Homes:

Ferrous oxide = (the presence of oxygen, water and iron in the soil combined with the reaction of several different types of bacteria)

Poly-B = (composed of chlorine, it causes premature deterioration of the pipes which leads to leaks) 

Pyrite = (which causes concrete and stone to swell causing considerable damage to the structure of the building)

Radon = (a harmful gas on long-term exposure that can cause lung cancer)
Vermiculite = (an insulation product that contains amphibolic asbestos which can be harmful to health)