Residential Home Inspections
Know the Home Before You Commit
A thorough, unbiased inspection gives you a clearer view of the home’s accessible systems, safety concerns, and maintenance priorities—so you can make decisions with confidence.
What We Inspect
Structure & Exterior
Foundation and visible structure, roofing, drainage, siding, decks, porches, grading, windows, and doors—as accessible.
Major Home Systems
Electrical, plumbing, heating, cooling, water heating, installed appliances, and other accessible components.
Interior & Safety
Walls, ceilings, floors, stairs, railings, fireplaces, ventilation, and visible safety concerns.
Attic, Basement & Crawlspace
Accessible insulation, ventilation, moisture indicators, framing, and conditions that may require attention.
Inspection scope depends on the property, accessibility, and services selected.
Who Should Schedule
- Home buyers who want an independent assessment before completing a purchase.
- Home sellers who want to understand issues before listing.
- Homeowners planning maintenance, repairs, or renovations.
- Investors evaluating a residential property or multi-unit building.
What We Commonly Evaluate
Our inspectors look for visible evidence of moisture intrusion, roof and drainage concerns, unsafe electrical conditions, plumbing leaks, HVAC performance or age-related concerns, structural movement, inadequate ventilation, and other issues that may affect safety, function, or future maintenance.
What You Receive
Clear, Photo-Rich Report
Findings are organized with photographs and plain-language explanations you can return to after the inspection.
Practical Guidance
We explain priorities and help you understand which findings may deserve further evaluation by a qualified specialist.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I attend the inspection?
Yes, when possible. Being present gives you an opportunity to see important conditions firsthand and ask questions about the home.
How long does a home inspection take?
Timing varies with the property’s size, age, condition, and included services. We can provide a practical estimate when you schedule.
Is a home inspection a pass-or-fail test?
No. It is an independent snapshot of visible and accessible conditions at the time of inspection, designed to support an informed decision.
Can I add radon, WDI, sewer, or well services?
Yes. Add-on availability depends on the property and service area. Review our pricing or call or text us before booking.
Serving Pennsylvania, Delaware & New Jersey
TMK serves buyers throughout Pennsylvania and Delaware. New Jersey inspections are performed by Chris Burns, who is licensed and certified to inspect there.
Questions Before You Schedule?
Call or text Cainen: (610) 620-5857 · Tom: (484) 678-4464 · Chris: (215) 932-4487