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Home Inspection in Lexington, SC

A full roof-to-crawlspace inspection from a licensed South Carolina inspector, with a photo report in your inbox the same day. No jargon, no hedging, just what we found.

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Inspection Services

Inspection Services

Everything most Midlands buyers, sellers and lenders end up needing, under one inspector. Each one has its own page with what it covers and what it does not.

CL-100 Termite Inspection

South Carolina's wood infestation report, covering termite and moisture damage in accessible areas.

Radon Testing

Placed and retrieved on schedule, with lab results reported in plain numbers you can act on.

Mold Inspection

Where moisture is getting in, what is growing because of it, and what has to dry out first.

Sewer Scope Inspection

A camera down the main line to find breaks, bellies and root intrusion before you own them.

Pre-Listing Inspection

Find the problems before a buyer's inspector does, so you control the repairs and the timeline.

New Construction Inspection

Builders miss things. A third set of eyes before your final walkthrough and closing.

11-Month Warranty Inspection

Catch defects while your builder's first-year warranty still covers the repair.

Pool and Spa Inspection

Equipment, bonding, barriers and surfaces, so the fun part does not turn into a surprise bill.

Peace of Mind with Each Inspection

SC Licensed Home Inspector

Licensed in South Carolina and working the Midlands full time. You get the inspector you hired, on site, doing the work.

Same-day report, before dinner

Photos of every finding, written so you can hand it to your agent or your contractor and they know exactly what you mean.

Local and plain-spoken

Straight answers about what matters, what is normal wear for the age of the house, and what can wait.

A Full Roof-to-Crawlspace Inspection

Homes in the Midlands come with their own habits. Crawlspaces hold moisture, older HVAC systems get pushed hard through a Carolina summer, and additions do not always follow the original plan. The inspection covers the house as it actually stands today.

  • Roof covering, flashing, gutters and visible penetrations
  • Structure, foundation and crawlspace, including moisture readings
  • Electrical service, panel, wiring methods and safety devices
  • Plumbing supply and drainage, water heater, visible leaks
  • HVAC operation, ductwork and readiness for the season ahead
  • Attic insulation and ventilation, interiors, doors and windows
Electrical panel documented during a Lexington SC home inspection
Every finding is photographed, so contractors quote the real problem.

Home Inspections Across the Midlands

Based in Lexington and covering the surrounding Midlands communities.

Lexington, SC

Home base. Everything from lake-area properties to newer construction off Sunset Boulevard and Highway 6.

Columbia, SC

Older housing stock downtown and in the historic districts, where crawlspaces and original wiring deserve a close look.

West Columbia, SC

A mix of mid-century homes and new builds, each with a different set of things worth checking.

Cayce, SC

Established neighborhoods near the river where drainage and crawlspace moisture are the recurring themes.

Irmo, SC

Suburban stock of many different build years, so the inspection focus shifts a lot house to house.

Chapin, SC

Lake Murray properties, docks and outbuildings, plus a good deal of newer construction.

Blythewood, SC

Fast-growing new construction where warranty timing and builder punch lists matter most.

Questions Buyers Ask

How long does a home inspection take in Lexington SC?

Most homes take two to three hours on site, depending on square footage, age and crawlspace access. Larger or older homes take longer because there is simply more to look at.

When do I get the inspection report?

The same day. The report goes out before dinner, with photos of every finding so you are not trying to decode a checklist on your own.

What is a CL-100 and do I need one?

A CL-100 is South Carolina's wood infestation report. Most lenders require one before closing. It covers termite and moisture damage in accessible areas.

Should I attend the inspection?

You are welcome to. Walking the house together at the end is the fastest way to understand what matters and what is normal wear for a home of that age.

More questions and answers

Ready when you are.

Tell us the address and the closing date and we will get you on the schedule.

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