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Inspection gallery

Inspection in action

Where standard access stops, close observation starts.

Explore inspection images showing accessible systems, documentation tools, and conditions that may call for a closer look.

Aerial view of a waterfront dock and shoreline taken during an inspection

Aerial observation

A different view of hard-to-reach areas when conditions and property access allow.

Thermal imaging device measuring temperature at an HVAC register

Thermal imaging

Useful context where temperature patterns are relevant.

Photos with a purpose.

Visual documentation makes a complex property easier to understand after the walkthrough is over.

Commercial skylight with sealant condition visible during an inspection

Commercial roof details

Visible condition at skylights, seals, and roof penetrations.

Commercial membrane roof with visible standing water during an inspection

Drainage & ponding

Visible standing water and roof-drainage conditions are part of the wider property picture.

Accessible electrical panels examined during a commercial property inspection

Electrical systems

Visible components, access, and observations documented in context.

Aerial view of a property exterior and roof area captured during an inspection

Aerial & exterior context

An aerial perspective can help document accessible roof, exterior, and site conditions when the property and circumstances allow.

Accessible commercial rooftop HVAC equipment observed during a property inspection

Rooftop equipment

Aerial and on-site perspectives can help document accessible roof and equipment conditions.

Accessible attic framing and roof sheathing observed during an inspection

Attic framing & accessible details

Visible framing, sheathing, connections, and other accessible attic details are part of the larger inspection picture.

Moisture meter used in a crawl-space area during an inspection

Moisture measurements

A moisture meter adds objective context where visible materials or conditions call for a closer look.

Inspection scope is visual and non-invasive. Specific tools, access methods, and services are confirmed at scheduling and depend on site conditions.