When buying a home, it’s easy to get caught up in the excitement of finding the perfect space. But beneath the fresh paint and polished floors, there could be hidden problems that might cost you thousands down the road. That’s where a professional home inspection from Frontline Property Inspections becomes your best investment.
Our trained home inspectors go beyond the surface to identify issues that sellers—or even the current homeowner—might not be aware of. Catching these problems early can save you major headaches, negotiations gone wrong, and expensive repairs.
Even minor cracks or uneven floors can indicate underlying structural issues. Repairing a failing foundation can cost tens of thousands of dollars, so spotting it before you buy is crucial.
A roof might look fine from the street, but missing shingles, poor flashing, or hidden leaks could mean water damage inside the attic and walls. Early detection helps you negotiate repairs or replacements before closing.
Old wiring, overloaded circuits, and faulty panels aren’t just inconvenient—they’re dangerous. Our inspections reveal potential fire hazards, ensuring your future home is safe and up to code.
From slow leaks under sinks to hidden pipe corrosion, water damage can destroy walls, floors, and your budget. We check every accessible water line to prevent costly surprises.
Heating and cooling systems are expensive to replace. We assess their age, condition, and efficiency so you can budget accordingly—or ask the seller to replace them.
Termites, carpenter ants, and rodents can cause extensive hidden damage. We spot the signs so you can take action before pests cause irreparable harm.
When you identify these hidden issues before buying or selling, you can:
At Frontline Property Inspections, our mission is to provide you with a clear, unbiased report so you can make confident real estate decisions.
Most inspections take between 2–4 hours, depending on the size and condition of the property. Larger or older homes may take longer.
There’s no pass or fail. We simply provide an objective report of the property’s condition so you can decide how to proceed.
Yes! Being there allows you to ask questions, see potential problems firsthand, and better understand the inspector’s findings.
Foundation issues and roof replacements are among the priciest repairs we uncover—but catching them early can save you thousands.
Yes, we look for visible signs of mold, pest damage, and other health or structural risks. Specialized testing may be recommended for confirmation.