Property Inspections in Ann Arbor, MI
Property inspections, valuations and specialist testing for homeowners, buyers, sellers and commercial clients in Ann Arbor and across Washtenaw County.
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What an Inspection Settles Before You Buy
Ann Arbor is one of the most active property markets in Michigan, and competition tends to compress the time available for due diligence. An inspection is what makes that window count — a structured, documented look at the building before commitment, conducted by someone paid to find problems rather than to move a deal forward.
The report covers roof and exterior, electrical, plumbing, heating, structure and the accessible foundation, ranked by consequence.
Our Inspection & Valuation Services in Ann Arbor
Home Inspection
in Ann Arbor
Complete evaluation of residential property condition and major systems.
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in Ann Arbor
Detailed assessment of building structure, systems, and safety conditions.
Read MoreProperty Valuation
in Ann Arbor
Licensed appraisers providing accurate property valuations based on market data and condition.
Read MoreRadon Testing
in Ann Arbor
Professional radon testing to detect harmful gas levels and help protect your home’s indoor air quality.
Read MoreMold Inspections
in Ann Arbor
Comprehensive mold inspections to identify moisture-related growth and potential indoor air quality concerns.
Read MoreSewer Line Inspections
in Ann Arbor
Camera based sewer line inspections to detect blockages, damage, and hidden underground plumbing issues.
Read MoreEstates Inspections and Valuations
Estates Inspections and Valuations
Estates Inspections and Valuations carries out residential and commercial inspections and property appraisals across Washtenaw County and the wider Southeast Michigan region, under Jamal Makki. Each inspection is carried out in person and reported in writing, with findings documented so they can be acted on.
The Difference You Can Rely On
A report earns its place by being usable. Buyers take it into renegotiation or use it to step away; sellers act on it or disclose before listing; owners and landlords use it to sequence maintenance rather than wait for a failure. Ranking the findings is what makes that possible on the day it arrives.
Detail-Focused Inspections
We go beyond basic checks to uncover hidden issues that could impact your investment.
Local Experience That Matters
Residential and commercial inspections across Washtenaw County and the wider metro area.
Fast Turnaround
Receive your detailed report within 24–48 hours so you can act quickly when it matters.
Service Areas
We provide reliable property inspections and valuations across Ann Arbor and nearby areas. Whether you’re buying, selling, or investing, we bring local expertise and fast service right to your property.
Local Property Resources
City and county records hold assessment figures, tax standing and the permits a property has formally been issued, none of which is visible during a walkthrough. Read them alongside an inspection rather than instead of one: the records show what has been declared, the inspection shows the current condition.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a home inspection include?
Structure, roof and exterior, electrical, plumbing, heating and the visible foundation, written up in a report you get within 24 to 48 hours. Where moisture or suspected mould turns up, that is assessed as its own piece of work rather than folded into the same visit.
Home inspections in Ann Arbor → Mold inspections in Ann Arbor →
How much does an inspection cost in Ann Arbor, MI?
It depends on the size, age and type of the property, and on whether radon measurement, a mould assessment or a sewer camera survey is added. Give us the address and what you are buying and we will quote it properly, rather than a range that moves once we arrive.
When is a sewer line inspection worth adding?
Whenever the age or material of the drainage is unknown. The lateral between a building and the public main is buried, so a standard inspection cannot judge it. A camera survey is the only way to see inside the pipe, and it runs alongside the main inspection rather than replacing any part of it.
Is radon testing worth doing on a Ann Arbor property?
The EPA recommends testing every home below the third floor, anywhere in the country. Levels differ between neighbouring buildings rather than by area, so a result from another address tells you very little about the one you are buying. A short-term test during the inspection period gives a figure for that specific property.
Do you inspect commercial property in Ann Arbor?
Yes. Commercial work covers the building envelope, structure, roof and major systems, scoped around the type of building and how it is used. Investors and owner-occupiers tend to want different things from the same report, so it helps to say which you are at the outset.
What is the difference between an inspection and a property valuation?
An inspection establishes condition: what is there and what state it is in. A valuation establishes market value, using comparable sales and the characteristics of the property itself. Buyers often want both; lenders and sellers frequently need the valuation on its own.