Home maintenance inspections in Kingman, AZ
Stay ahead of the house you already own.
Most expensive repairs start as small, cheap conditions that nobody looked at. Maintenance inspections and a realistic upkeep schedule are how you find them early.
Services for owners
What we look at for homeowners
Maintenance Inspections
Homes change over time. A maintenance inspection helps current homeowners identify developing concerns, prioritize upkeep, and protect the condition and performance of their property.
Thermal Imaging
Thermal imaging can reveal temperature differences that may point to conditions not readily visible during a standard visual inspection. When appropriate, it provides additional information about areas that deserve closer attention.
Pool Inspections
Arizona pools are major property features and significant investments. A pool inspection evaluates visible and accessible pool components and identifies conditions that may require maintenance, repair, or further evaluation.
Solar Inspections
Gain a clearer understanding of the visible condition of a property's solar energy system. A solar inspection evaluates accessible panels, mounting components, wiring, and related equipment to identify damage, installation concerns, and conditions that may affect safety or performance.
Sewer Scope Inspections
Every 3-5 years the condition of the property's lateral sewer line should be evaluated. We complete a sewer scope inspection by using a camera to visibly inspect the inside of the sewer line and create a video recording. This helps identify damage, blockages, deterioration, and other conditions that may require further attention.
Maintenance calendar
Month by month, what to check and when.
Which filters, how often, and when. What to check before monsoon season and what to check before summer. The whole calendar is on the site, free.
Local conditions
What a Mohave County home is up against
Heat cycling on the roof.
Shingles curl and seals fail years earlier than the manufacturer's rating suggests.
Freeze-thaw on the envelope.
Stucco hairlines, grout, and exterior seals move all winter.
Monsoon moisture.
Storms drive water sideways into every gap the dry months opened up.
Dust in the mechanicals.
Fine sand loads attic vents and HVAC coils, and a system that already runs overtime all summer wears out faster carrying it.
Hard water on the plumbing.
Scale builds quietly in water heaters and fixtures long before anything visibly fails.
Not sure what your home needs? Ask.
Or dial 928-255-5970