FAQ

A home inspection is an inspection of the home as a whole starting from foundation all the way to roof top.
Even those hard to get to areas such as crawlspace and attic.

You’ll need inspection to find defects of your home that could cost you or that are safety issues.

Yes you can attend

Home inspections take approximately 1.5 hours. Depending on size and condition

Main items covered are foundations, plumbing, electrical, roofing systems and interiors ect

Radon is gasses from rocks or soil

Benefits of the home inspection are to find hidden defects that you may not see or systems operations or safety hazards.

The cost of the home inspection goes by square ft and or extra buildings or pools.

Preparing for a home inspection by making a list of questions before so you wont forget them at the time of inspection.

I am fully insured

The best way to contact me is my cell 909-499-2051 or email at brookeandsonsinc@gmail.com

A professional pool inspection ensures that your pool is safe, functional, and compliant with local regulations, providing peace of mind for homeowners.

A pool inspection includes an assessment of the pool structure, equipment, plumbing, and safety features, identifying any issues that may require attention.

It’s recommended to schedule a pool inspection annually to ensure ongoing safety, efficiency, and proper maintenance of your pool.

A comprehensive deck inspection helps identify structural weaknesses, safety hazards, and maintenance needs, ensuring the longevity and safety of your outdoor space.

A deck inspection involves assessing the structural integrity, stability, and condition of the deck, including inspections of support posts, beams, and railing systems.

A deck inspection helps identify potential safety hazards, such as rotting wood, loose railings, or unstable footing, reducing the risk of accidents and injuries.

It’s advisable to schedule a deck inspection annually or before the start of the outdoor season to address any maintenance needs and ensure the safety of your deck.

During a pool inspection, a qualified inspector will evaluate the pool’s structure, equipment, water quality, and safety features, providing a detailed report of their findings.

Yes, there are specific safety regulations governing pool installations, including fencing requirements, depth markings, and safety covers, aimed at preventing accidents and ensuring compliance with local laws.

Common issues found during pool inspections may include leaks, cracks in the pool shell, malfunctioning equipment, inadequate safety barriers, and improper water chemistry.

Yes, a pool inspection can help identify potential maintenance costs by uncovering any existing issues or areas in need of repair, allowing homeowners to budget accordingly.

Regular pool maintenance helps preserve water quality, extend the lifespan of pool equipment, prevent costly repairs, and ensure a safe and enjoyable swimming experience for homeowners and their families.

When selecting a deck inspector, look for qualifications such as experience in deck construction, knowledge of local building codes, and certification from reputable organizations in the industry.

To maintain your deck between inspections, regularly clean debris, apply sealant or stain as needed, inspect for signs of wear or damage, and promptly address any issues to prevent further deterioration.