Home Inspections in Media, PA
TMK Inspections provides home inspections for buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals in Media and nearby communities. Our reports pair detailed photographs with straightforward explanations so clients can make decisions without unnecessary alarm.
A varied mix of older and updated homes
Media-area housing includes historic borough properties, twins and attached homes, stone and masonry construction, mid-century neighborhoods, townhomes, and newer infill. Past renovations may leave multiple generations of roofing, electrical, plumbing, and heating work in one property.
We consider visible structure, water management, exterior transitions, shared or closely spaced assemblies, basement conditions, attic ventilation, additions, decks, and the age and installation of major systems.
Inspection services for Media properties
Residential inspections
A careful visual evaluation of accessible structure, roof, exterior, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, interiors, insulation, and ventilation.
Testing
Radon and WDI/termite services may be coordinated with the inspection based on the property and transaction.
Sewer scope and new construction
Older sewer laterals may justify a camera inspection, while new homes benefit from independent pre-drywall or final review.
Communities near Media
Coverage includes Media Borough, Springfield, Wallingford, Swarthmore, Rose Valley, Middletown Township, Upper Providence, Nether Providence, and surrounding areas. For broader coverage, visit our Delaware County home inspection page.
Answers you can use
We distinguish significant concerns from maintenance and long-term planning. Clients can attend the inspection, ask questions, and receive a photo-rich report designed to support conversations with agents and qualified contractors.
Before you request a Media inspection
Send the property address, approximate age and size, property type and inspection deadline. For an older or renovated home, share available information about additions or past work and review our older-home inspection guidance.
For a condo or townhome, ask which areas can be accessed and whether building systems are shared. Confirm public versus private water and sewer service before choosing separate tests. If the property has commercial or mixed use, ask about a commercial scope and quote first.
Preview our sample residential report (PDF). Then follow the buyer, seller and agent inspection guide for preparation, photos and video, HomeGauge request lists and questions after the report. The PDF is a reading sample; interactive request-list tools are accessed through a supported HomeGauge report.
Media home inspection FAQs
How much will my inspection cost?
Review our current services and pricing, then send the property details so we can confirm the fee and any additional testing. Scope and access can vary; a residential inspection price should not be used as a commercial quote.
Do you inspect older borough homes?
Yes. The inspection is adapted to the visible construction, renovations, and accessible systems rather than treating every home the same.
Should an older sewer be scoped?
A sewer scope can provide useful information when the lateral is older, its history is uncertain, or conditions justify further evaluation.
Can buyers attend?
Yes. We encourage attendance when possible and explain important findings at the property.
Request your Media inspection
Your preferred date is a request, not a confirmed appointment. We follow up to confirm the inspector, services, price, access and timing.
All three TMK inspectors are InterNACHI® Certified Professional Inspectors serving Pennsylvania.
Call or text: Cainen (610) 620-5857 · Tom (484) 678-4464 · Chris (215) 932-4487