Ingham County service area
If you need a home inspector in Lansing, the house might be a 1920s foursquare in Old Town, a post-war ranch on the Eastside, or a rental a few blocks from Michigan State. House to Home Complete Structure Inspections has inspected Michigan homes since June 2000 and reaches the capital area straight down I-69 from our Lapeer office.
Free thermal imaging comes with every job, and the report reaches you within an hour of the inspection.
Inspection file · Lansing, MI
Capital area inspections by an InterNACHI certified Michigan LLC that carries E&O and liability insurance, on the job since June 2000.
Much of the city was built for auto workers between 1910 and 1950. Settled front porches, block and fieldstone basements, two-prong outlets, and furnaces that have been swapped three times. A Lansing home inspector sees the same patterns street after street and knows where to look first.
Our whole-house inspection runs from the footings to the roof, with infrared scans for moisture and missing insulation behind the walls.
The Lansing Board of Water & Light finished replacing its lead service lines back in 2016, which surprises a lot of buyers from other cities. That covers the line to the house. It does not cover what is inside.
Galvanized supply pipe, old cast iron drains and mixed repairs under the kitchen sink are still common in the older neighborhoods. We check water pressure, drainage and visible piping in every room with plumbing.
Plenty of capital-area buyers are first-time owners using FHA, VA or USDA financing, and rural lots around Mason and Williamston can qualify for USDA or RD loans.
We perform VA, FHA, RD, USDA, MICHDA and HUD compliant inspections, including the VA NPMA-33 wood destroying insect report, so the lender's checklist is covered.
Student housing around Michigan State and the older apartment buildings in Lansing proper both turn over often. Lansing and East Lansing each require rental registration, so condition problems found early cost less than ones found by the city.
Our multi-family inspections check every unit you want seen along with the shared roof, foundation, laundry and mechanical spaces.
Landlords in the capital area tend to own several single-family rentals rather than one big building. Comparing them is easier when every report reads the same way.
Set up a rental investor inspection program and each property gets the same format, so you can see which roof or furnace needs money first.
The Grand and the Red Cedar meet just east of downtown, and low-lying blocks near both rivers have a long history of wet basements in spring. Moisture that sits in finished basements turns into mold behind paneling and carpet.
A NAMP certified mold inspection with lift tape, swab or spore trap air samples gives you lab numbers on viable and non-viable growth.
Offices near the Capitol, storefronts along Michigan Avenue, small strip centers on Saginaw Street. Lansing's commercial stock ranges from brick buildings over a century old to 1980s office boxes with tired rooftop units.
We handle commercial building inspections up to 100,000 square feet for buyers, investors and lenders.
Basements are where most capital-area families do laundry, store things and sometimes sleep. That makes air quality down there worth testing.
Infrared imaging is part of every inspection and finds wet insulation, air leaks and hot electrical connections.
An ion air exchange radon test can start the same day as your inspection.
IAQ testing with VOC and TMVOC lab analysis for newly renovated or freshly painted homes.
Sundays from 9 to 3, Saturdays 8 to 5 and weekdays 8 to 8.
Lansing is a straight run west on I-69 from Lapeer, so weekday mornings and weekends both work. Tell us your contingency date when you call.
If you searched for a home inspector near me from a Lansing or East Lansing address, send us the property details or call. Address, square footage and year built are enough for a quote.
Lansing is the hub for our mid-Michigan work, and the same trip covers the suburbs and townships around it. Further north we also cover Traverse City home inspections and inspections in Alpena and Northeast Michigan.
Student rentals and older faculty homes near the Michigan State campus.
Larger 1960s through 1990s homes east of the city along Grand River Avenue.
Subdivisions south of Lansing off Cedar Street and Aurelius Road.
Newer subdivisions and commercial property west of the city near I-96.
Growing subdivisions to the north along US-127.
The Ingham County seat, with older village homes and rural lots on wells.
Yes. We inspect single-family rentals, converted houses and apartment buildings, checking each unit and the shared systems.
Yes. Our inspections are VA, FHA, RD, USDA, MICHDA and HUD compliant, and we perform the VA NPMA-33 inspection.
Within an hour of the inspection.
Yes. We are NAMP certified and collect lift tape, swab or spore trap air samples for lab analysis.
Yes. Multi-family properties of all sizes, plus commercial buildings up to 100,000 square feet.
Yes. Free thermal imaging is part of every inspection.
Yes. We use a 48-hour ion air exchange radon test.
Seven days a week: Monday through Friday 8 am to 8 pm, Saturday 8 am to 5 pm and Sunday 9 am to 3 pm.
Found us through a home inspection near me search? Call or text (810) 895-1836 with the address and your deadline. We answer all calls and texts.