Home Inspections In Columbus Ohio

Home Inspections LLC will Make Sure Your Columbus Ohio House is Safe!

Your home is the most valuable investment that you have. It must be safe for you, and your family. How can you make it safe, and save thousands of dollars in repair costs and healthcare bills? Get a professional home inspection completed ASAP.

Termite Inspections by Home Inspections LLC in Columbus Ohio

In Columbus, Ohio, termite inspectors are required to be licensed, which means they have met state standards and completed the necessary training. Make sure you hire a professional in order to avoid unnecessary costs, reduce damage and get the inspection done right the first time.

At Home Inspections LLC, we have a team of licensed and experienced termite inspectors who are committed to providing excellent customer service. We know that the process of identifying and eliminating insects from your home which can feel overwhelming. This is why our inspectors treat you just like they would their own family and strive to make every termite inspection feel more manageable. They are here to answer your questions walk and you through every step of the termite inspection process.

Home Inspections LLC can perform a Termite Inspections in your Columbus Ohio home.

Mold Inspections by Home Inspections LLC in Columbus Ohio

The best way to detect and address potential mold problems is by having Home Inspections LLC inspect your home for mold. They will be able to identify what types of mold are present and how pervasive the problem is in the Columbus Ohio area. Therefore, will help you decide on the right course of action. If it seems like your allergies are worse than ever, your symptoms may not be the simply tied to seasonal changes. You could be living with mold and your health could be suffering. Get to the root of the problem with a hassle-free and affordable mold inspection. Call us Today and Schedule a Mold Inspection in Columbus Ohio.

Radon Inspections by Home Inspections LLC in Columbus Ohio

Radon is a radioactive gas that claims over 20,000 lives in the US each year. It lives in the soil, and in water that we consume from rivers, lakes, and wells. When inhaled or consumed in small quantities, (less than 4.0 pCi/L) radon is not considered a health threat. If testing reveals levels above the norm, further analysis is necessary. Both odorless and colorless, it is impossible to detect without special equipment, and prolonged exposure can lead to lung cancer. Having a home that is free of radon is essential. Therefore you should have your home inspected for radon.