Residential Home Inspection Services

You're making big decisions. You need an expert consultant.

Our Promise to You
We know the stresses that can accompany a real estate investment. It's our mission to ensure you are as informed as possible, so you can make decisions with confidence and peace of mind.
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Drones & Crawler Bots
Thermographic Imaging
Floor Plan Generation
Environmental Testing
Seller’s Inspections
Sewer Scope & Well System Inspections

A safe environment for your family.

Over 20 years of experience of bringing people peace of mind.

Detailed Reports

Photos & videos, itemized by level of severity.

Repairs & Maintenance

Clear recommendations and estimates repairs for both now and the future.

Life-Long Consultants

Our value goes so far beyond the reports we provide. We aim to be your property consultants for life.

What is a Home Inspection For?
When people hear the phrase “successful home inspection,” they often imagine one of two outcomes: either the inspector finds nothing wrong, or they find everything wrong. In reality, neither scenario defines success.
Storage vs Tankless Water Heaters
Reliable hot water isn’t a luxury — it’s a necessity. Whether you’re thawing out after a day on the slopes or tackling laundry in January, your water heater does a lot of heavy lifting. But should you stick with a traditional storage tank or upgrade to a tankless system? Let’s break down the real-world pros and cons for homeowners here in Big Sky Country.
Plumbing
Storage vs Tankless Water Heaters
Reliable hot water isn’t a luxury — it’s a necessity. Whether you’re thawing out after a day on the slopes or tackling laundry in January, your water heater does a lot of heavy lifting. But should you stick with a traditional storage tank or upgrade to a tankless system? Let’s break down the real-world pros and cons for homeowners here in Big Sky Country.
Plumbing
Considerations for Pre-1950's Homes
There’s something special about older Montana homes. Maybe it’s the craftsmanship, the quirks, or the sense that the walls have witnessed more than a century of stories. From a 1920s Craftsman in Missoula to a weathered farmhouse on the Hi-Line, these homes have a charm you just can’t get from a modern builder. But buying a home built before 1950 isn’t quite the same as buying something newer. The details that make these homes beautiful can also come with maintenance challenges, outdated systems, and hidden surprises. Let’s walk through what you might find, and what you’ll want to think about before you sign on the dotted line.
Building Science

The Inspection Report Podcast

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Ep 6
Big Sky Decon - Ultraviolet Decontamination (Audio Only)
Ep 5
Tom Clinch - Range Insurance
Ep 4
Joey Koncoski - Temp Right Service
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