Welcome to AJP Home Inspections
Have confidence in your home buying decisions.
Understand Your Home.
We will take the time to help you understand the many aspects of your home so you are well prepared to take on the complicated task of home ownership.
Thermal Imaging
See beyond the surface with our state-of-the-art thermographic imaging. Our camera detects hidden issues like water leaks, electrical problems, and insulation deficiencies that traditional inspections may miss. Thermal images empower you to address issues in your home before they escalate, helping you save money on repairs, improving your home’s energy efficiency, and ensuring the safety and comfort of your family.
Pricing Options
We offer two pricing packages based on the square footage of the home. Enjoy a 10% discount on additional testing services with either home inspection package or purchase these services individually.
Provides a comprehensive inspection of a home’s internal and external systems.*
Includes a copy of the inspection report.
XL Home Inspection
$400
Homes over 2000 sq/ft*
*$50 per additional unit fee for multi-family homes
Flexible Payment Solutions
We understand that home buyers have many upfront costs. That’s why we offer FlexFund, which allows you to pay for your inspection at closing.
What We Inspect
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Electrical
In the midst of the excitement of purchasing a new home, it’s crucial not to overlook the importance of inspecting the electrical system.
Interior
While the exterior of a home may capture attention at first glance, it’s the interior that truly defines its livability and functionality.
HVAC
As you embark on the journey of purchasing a new home, ensuring the reliability and efficiency of the HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) system is paramount.
Plumbing
Amidst the excitement of purchasing a new home, it’s easy to overlook the intricate network of plumbing that quietly sustains daily life.
Roofing
When it comes to buying a home, the roof is often out of sight, out of mind. Yet, it’s one of the most critical components to inspect during a home evaluation.
