Edifice Inspections metro Atlanta home inspection mold and radon testing

Atlanta home inspection, mold and radon testing

  Edifice Inspectors are full ASHI members and CABO code certified  
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Atlanta home inspected by Edifice Inspections

Inspecting metro Atlanta homes since 1990

Call (770) 594-2222 to schedule your home inspection

Real Estate Agents CLICK HERE for Continuing Education

There are no requirements to be a home inspector in Georgia. Make sure the home inspector you select is qualified.  All Edifice Inspectors are ASHI (American Society of Home Inspectors) certified and full ASHI members.  All Edifice Inspectors are also code certified by the ICC (International Code Council).  See Our Inspectors for inspector credentials.

Edifice Inspections performs the following types of inspections in metro Atlanta:

Resale inspectionCracking in brick veneer on an Atlanta home

Foundation (new homes)

Pre-drywall (new homes)

Final (new homes)

One year warranty

Radon testing (continuous monitor or canisters)

Mold testing (swab and air sample testing)

Asbestos & water quality testing

Neighborhood Environmental Reports from Environmental Data Resources

Re-inspection of repaired items

Light commercial buildings

What is a Home Inspection?

Atlanta home inspected by an Edifice Inspections inspectorA home inspection is an objective visual examination of the physical structure and systems of the home from the roof to the foundation. It is like giving a home a physical exam. It is not an appraisal to determine market value, or a municipal inspection to verify local code compliance.
Edifice inspectors will not "pass or fail" a home, but rather provide a detailed objective professional report on the physical condition of the property and indicate what may need repair or replacement. Our Code of Ethics compliance will not allow any Edifice inspector to solicit or refer other parties for any repair work.
All Edifice Inspectors are required to obtain continuing education in order to keep up to date on the latest in building technology, materials and professional skills.

Edifice Inspectors have performed over 13,000 inspections in metro Atlanta