Residential Inspections
Small Investment for Your BIG Purchase
Atlanta, Georgia
residential inspection company
Our Role in Your Home Inspection
The cost of a home inspection is a small investment compared to the cost of a home. In most cases, purchasing real estate is arguably the most expensive investment you will ever make. Therefore, protect that investment and your future by choosing Good Life Inspection Services to help you move forward with your purchase in confidence and with peace of mind.
Our role in your home inspection is to help you make an informed buying-decision by providing you with vital information about your property that could affect its current livability and marketability should you decide to sell later. We accomplish this by thoroughly investigating and assessing the conditions of your home and providing you with a detailed report and recommendations about what we have discovered.
We provide home inspections for all types of residential properties, such as:
- Homes with basements
- Homes on crawlspaces, concrete slabs, or piles
- Townhomes
- New construction (post-construction and during construction phases)
NO STONE LEFT UNTURNED
The key to an accurate, reliable inspection is leaving no stone left unturned. We dive deep into our inspections from top to bottom to help you avoid unexpected surprises and expensive repairs after closing. We even encourage our clients to walk through the property with us during the inspection so that we can point out notable conditions and answer questions in real-time.
Our inspections include, but are not limited to, an examination of the following components:
- Roof
- Attic
- Interior components, including doors, windows, floors, walls, ceilings, and stairs
- Exterior components, including doors, windows, siding, fascia boards, and soffits
- Deck, patio, and porch
- Grading and drainage
- Heating and air conditioning
- Plumbing
- Electrical
- Basement or crawlspace
- Appliances
BETTER TECHNOLOGY EQUALS BETTER RESULTS
We also utilize cutting edge technology to examine roofs such as drone photography and to detect and remediate environmental hazards such as mold. Put simply – better technology equals better results, and that’s the Good Life difference!
How the Home Inspection Process Works
Thorough, accurate & Honest
We Value Relationships
Clients we serve
Buyers & Sellers
Real Estate Agents
Loan Officers
Banking Institutions
Investors
Builders & Developers
Other Services to Help You Buy or Sell with Confidence
Client-focused, Money-Saving Services
Drone Roof Inspections
Using high-resolution cameras, drones can capture images and video of areas that are difficult to reach or dangerous to access. We are certified drone pilots who have the ability to deliver superior roof and property inspections backed by cutting edge technology. We give you the data and analytics you need to make smart decisions with your money!
Mold Inspections & Removal
Mold growth inside a property can lead to serious health and safety issues. As certified mold inspectors and remediators, we can identify and clear your home or office of hazardous mold that can jeopardize the safety of those who matter most and the marketability of your property.
Radon Detection
Radon gas is the second leading cause of cancer in the United States and has been found in homes in all 50 states. The colorless, odorless gas seeps into homes through cracks in the foundation, poorly sealed pipes, and drainage systems. It is a problem that can remain undetected by the average person, building up to dangerous levels. Before you buy or sell a property, consult with a qualified professional to conduct a proper radon test. Your safety is our priority.
Thermal Imaging
Home inspections are key to protecting your property investment and avoiding unexpected repairs. Infrared thermal imaging technology is a valuable addition to the traditional inspection. Infrared thermal imaging cameras can spot possible areas of concern during the inspection by detecting key changes in temperature throughout various areas of the house. It can be used to detect hidden issues such as water leaks, ventilation issues, electrical problems, and rodent infestations.
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