Inspection Gallery — Flint, MI and Surrounding Areas

What You Are Looking At

These photographs come from real inspections across Flint, Genesee County and the surrounding communities — single-family homes, rentals, commercial buildings and the occasional property that had been sitting empty a little too long. They are a fair picture of the work: roofs and attics, foundations and grading, electrical panels, plumbing runs, HVAC equipment, crawlspaces, septic components and sewer lines.

Thermal imaging is included on every property we inspect, which is how a number of the less obvious findings in these photos turned up — moisture behind a finished wall, missing insulation in an attic bay, an electrical connection running hotter than it should. None of that is visible to the eye, and none of it shows up in a walkthrough with a flashlight.

What Ends Up in Your Report

Photos like these are the backbone of the written report you receive, usually within 24 hours of the inspection. Each finding is captioned in plain language, located in the property, and sorted so you can tell the difference between a safety or structural concern and ordinary maintenance. That distinction is the part buyers actually negotiate on, and the part sellers use to decide what to address before listing.

Have a question about something you see here, or want to know how we would approach a property like yours? Get in touch and we will tell you what the inspection would cover and what it would cost — or read more about our residential and commercial inspections.