Macomb County service area
Calling a home inspector in Clinton Township usually means a condo, a 1960s or 1970s ranch, a newer subdivision north of Hall Road, or a rental somewhere in between. It is the most populous township in Michigan, and the housing reflects it. House to Home Complete Structure Inspections has inspected Michigan property since June 2000.
Free thermal imaging comes with every inspection, and the report reaches you within an hour.
Inspection file · Clinton Township, MI
Clinton Township inspections from an InterNACHI certified Michigan LLC carrying E&O and liability insurance, in business since June 2000.
South of Hall Road, the township is mostly ranches and colonials from the 1960s and 1970s. North of it, subdivisions from the 1990s and 2000s. Both groups now have furnaces, roofs and water heaters on their second or third round.
A Clinton Township home inspector checks what is due next. Our home inspection covers every system, with infrared to find moisture and insulation gaps.
Condos and apartments make up a large share of the township's housing. Shared roofs, foundations and mechanical systems affect every unit owner.
Our multi-family inspections cover every unit plus the common systems.
With so many condos and ranches, Clinton Township is a steady market for rental investors who own several units.
Our investor inspection programs keep reports consistent across every property, so you can compare and plan repairs.
The Clinton River winds through the township toward Mount Clemens and Lake St. Clair. Homes on low ground near the river and its branches have seen high water.
Our structure and foundation inspection checks walls, footings, framing and drainage for signs of water damage and movement.
Condos and smaller ranches are common first homes here, often bought with FHA, VA or MICHDA programs.
Our loan-compliant inspections meet VA, FHA, RD, USDA, MICHDA and HUD rules, including the VA NPMA-33 report.
Retail centers, offices and medical buildings line Gratiot Avenue and Hall Road.
We perform commercial building inspections up to 100,000 square feet.
Heavy clay soil holds water against basement walls, and sump pumps work hard every spring. A failed pump floods a finished basement fast.
We check sump systems, grading, gutters and basement walls, and thermal imaging finds moisture before it stains.
Investors and owner-occupants both need answers fast.
Your written report arrives within an hour of the inspection.
Infrared scans are included on every inspection.
NAMP certified sampling for damp basements and condos.
Weekdays 8 to 8, Saturday 8 to 5 and Sunday 9 to 3.
From the Partridge Creek area on Hall Road down to the neighborhoods near Fifteen Mile, call with the address and your contingency date.
If you searched for a home inspection company near me from a Clinton Township address, send us the property details or call and text.
Clinton Township anchors our central Macomb County work. Toward the lake we also cover home inspections in Saint Clair Shores and Grosse Pointe inspections.
Older homes near the Clinton River and the county seat.
Newer subdivisions to the north.
Ranches, colonials and condos to the west.
Canal homes and marinas to the east.
Brick ranches and small commercial lots to the southwest.
Newer subdivisions and lake homes to the northeast.
Yes. We inspect individual condos and whole multi-family buildings.
Yes. Our investor programs keep reports consistent across every property.
Yes. They are VA, FHA, RD, USDA, MICHDA and HUD compliant.
Yes. We look for water lines, staining, foundation movement and mold, with thermal imaging included.
Yes, up to 100,000 square feet.
Within an hour of the inspection.
Yes. We are NAMP certified and send samples for lab analysis.
Yes. We use a 48-hour ion air exchange radon test.
Looking for a home inspector near me in Macomb County? Call or text (810) 895-1836 with the address and your deadline. We answer all calls and texts.