Your home is telling you something. Let’s find out what.
A comfort complaint is rarely a complete diagnosis. Our inspection looks at the visible conditions that influence heat flow, uncontrolled air movement, insulation performance, attic ventilation, moisture risk, and room-to-room comfort.
Five areas. Twenty-Five meaningful observations.
Twenty-five is not a marketing number
It is five practical inspection groups with five observations in each. The structure is easy for a technician to follow and easy for a homeowner to understand.
01 - Primary comfort complaint and affected rooms
02 - Season and time when the problem is most noticeable
03 - Drafts, hot/cold spots, odor, dust, moisture, or ice-dam concerns
04 - Recent changes to the home, HVAC, roofing, windows, or insulation
05 - Utility-use concerns and thermostat or occupancy patterns
06 - Attic-access location, fit, weatherstripping, and insulation
07 - Selected ceiling, wall, window, and door temperature patterns
08 - Visible or reported problem areas beneath attics, knee walls, garages, or additions
09 - Exterior-door and accessible window draft indicators
10 - Accessible duct registers, returns, and room-to-room comfort clues
11 - Insulation type or combination of materials present
12 - Approximate depth and visible framing exposure
13 - Coverage consistency: thin, missing, compressed, moved, or settled areas
14 - Condition: staining, odor, debris, animal activity, or contamination indicators
15 - Dryness and visible moisture-related concerns
16 - Accessible plumbing penetrations and open chases
17 - Accessible wiring penetrations and top-plate openings
18 - Recessed-light conditions and insulation-contact limitations
19 - Chimney or flue clearances and other high-temperature areas (observation only)
20 - Accessible duct penetrations, attic bypasses, and other visible leakage pathways
21 - Soffit, baffle, ridge, gable, or other visible attic-ventilation conditions
22 - Blocked, missing, damaged, or questionable ventilation pathways
22 - Visible vermiculite, suspect materials, unsafe wiring, or other stop-work conditions
23 - Photographs and condition ratings
25 - Prioritized findings discussion and written next-step recommendations