Professional Property Inspections

We offer full-service or partial home inspections to buyers, sellers or homeowners in Seacoast New Hampshire and nearby areas of Maine and Massachusetts. We inspect single-family, condominiums, mobile homes, multi-unit and commercial properties at competitive rates.

Services

Hourly Rate: $120/hr

To book an inspection, please call for availability.

Single Family Home

Time estimate (based on average-sized home):

  • Onsite: 3 hours

  • Report documentation: 2 hours

  • Total: 5 hours

Multi Family Homes

Contact for pricing

Condominiums, Mobile Homes, Seasonal Cottages

Contact for pricing

Commercial Property

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Pre-construction

Contact for pricing

Radon Air Quality

Continuous air monitoring (48 hours) with Sun Radon 1028XP Monitor.

  • Within 20 miles: $200 (if during inspection)

  • Additional distance/not during inspection: Contact for pricing

Radon air testing with dual canisters set up by inspector, picked up by 3rd party.

  • Within 20 miles: $90 (if during inspection)

  • Additional distance/not during inspection: Contact for pricing

Radon Water Quality

  • $90 (if during inspection)

  • Additional distance/not during inspection: Contact for pricing

Water Quality

Includes sodium, fluoride, chloride, pH, water hardness, nitrate-N, nitrite-N, iron, manganese, total coliform bacteria, E. coli bacteria, lead, arsenic and uranium.

  • $225 (if during inspection)

VA Loan Test, 2 reports

  • $235 (if during inspection)

VOC Water Testing

PFA-PFOA

  • 14 Compound: Contact for pricing

  • 25 Compound: Contact for pricing

Additional Fees

  • Crawlspaces entered w/ protective gear: $85/each

  • Houses over 100 years of age: $85

Pest Inspection

NPMA-33 Pest Report: $125

Setup Septic Inspection

Arrange Septic Inspection: $35 (Septic Inspector will bill client for their services)

About

Proprietor Timothy D. Rooney has lived in Exeter since 1971, working in construction, historic renovation, and property inspections for 40 years. Timely, comprehensive inspections and prompt, detailed reporting are trademarks.

Inspector Qualifications:

  • N.H. Home Inspector License #0027

  • Mass. Home Inspector License #420

  • State of Maine Registered Radon Air Testing Registration # PSM50348

  • NRPP National Radon Proficiency Program ID # 112085 RT

  • 45 years experience in residential and commercial construction, specializing in historic home restoration.

  • Owner/operator of construction company for 15 years, managing residential and commercial construction projects.

  • Extensive knowledge of all structural and mechanical systems.

  • President/Education Chair, American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI), Northern NE Chapter - 2016 - 2020 2021- Current

  • Certified member of the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI)  #112597.

  • Associates Degree - 1988 University of New Hampshire

  • 1995 Graduate of HomePro Institutes - Professional Home Inspection Program.

  • Continued involvement with ongoing education courses pertaining to changes in the home building industry.

  • Member, Better Business Bureau (BBB) 2008 - Present 

  • Strong moral and ethical standards.

  • Insured for liability - $2,000,000

  • Satisfaction guaranteed

FAQ

  • What can I expect from a HomeView inspection?
    A HomeView inspection is a visual, non-invasive examination of the physical condition of the home. The purpose is to provide an understanding of the condition of the home so the consumer can make an intelligent purchase decision.

  • What else is included?
    A basic HomeView inspection covers all working mechanical systems of the home, including: electrical, plumbing, heating, air conditioning and all major appliances remaining after the sale.  A HomeView inspection will help determine any major costs that will arise after the sale of the home. It is not a warranty or a guarantee.

  • Why can't I just have a friend who's a builder inspect the home?
    Home builders may have great knowledge in certain areas of the inspection process, but may be lacking in other areas critical to safety and mechanical systems. Your HomeView inspector is trained to detect deficiencies and safety concerns in all areas of the home.

  • What does a HomeView inspection report include?

  • Grounds

  • Exterior

  • Foundation

  • Basement/Crawl Space

  • Roof/Attic

  • Plumbing

  • Heating/Cooling

  • Electrical

  • Interior

  • Garage

  • Kitchen

  • Bathrooms

A HomeView report also contains a contract between the home buyer and HomeView Inc., a fee schedule, a copy of the ASHI Standards of Practice, a narrative describing any deficiencies of the property discovered within the scope of the inspection and a general synopsis of the property's current condition.