
The NC Essentials Package
Covering the 'Big Three' concerns for Triangle homeowners, the Standard Package combines a full detailed Home Inspection based on NC Standards of Practice, with a certified Radon test and a licensed WDIR/Termite inspection. You receive the same detailed, same-day reporting on the physical structure and systems, plus the essential environmental data you need to make an informed decision.
The Comprehensive Home Inspection

A general home inspection is the most critical step in protecting your investment, and with Inspector Joe, no detail is overlooked. My process goes far beyond a quick walkthrough; I perform a rigorous, top-to-bottom examination of the property to ensure you know exactly what you are buying. You will receive your comprehensive report the same day, but it serves as much more than just a list of repairs. It is a complete guide to your new home’s systems and components—giving you not just negotiation power, but a detailed owner's manual for the years ahead.
48 Hour Radon Testing

The Triangle area is a known "Zone 2" region for radon, meaning nearly every home—new or old—has the potential for elevated levels of this invisible, radioactive gas. To ensure your safety, Inspector Joe provides a professional 48-hour continuous monitor test, performed by a fully NRPP certified inspector. This isn't a DIY kit; it's a calibrated, industry-standard evaluation that gives you precise data on your potential exposure. We follow the latest state protocols to give you peace of mind before you move in. You can check the local data yourself on the North Carolina Radon Program map.
Wood Destroying Insect (Termites)

In the warm, humid climate of the Triangle, termites are an unfortunate reality. North Carolina is classified as a 'Heavy Probability Zone' for termite activity, where it is estimated that 1 in 5 homes will be attacked by wood-destroying insects at some point. To protect your investment, Inspector Joe coordinates a comprehensive evaluation that goes beyond just looking for termites; it also checks for carpenter ants, wood-boring beetles, and carpenter bees. This official report is completed by a third-party North Carolina Licensed WDIR inspector, ensuring you receive an unbiased, state-regulated assessment of the home's structural health.
