A home inspection is a thorough evaluation of a residential property's condition, typically conducted by a certified home inspector. The purpose of a home inspection is to provide the buyer or homeowner with a comprehensive understanding of the property's overall condition, identifying any existing or potential issues.

Radon testing is a process of assessing the presence and concentration of radon gas in a building, typically a residential property. Radon is a colorless, odorless, and tasteless radioactive gas that can seep into homes from the ground. Prolonged exposure to high levels of radon can be harmful to human health, increasing the risk of lung cancer.

Private water quality testing involves assessing the safety and quality of water from a private water source, such as a well or a private water supply system. This type of testing is typically done to ensure that the water meets the required health and safety standards, especially when there are concerns about contamination or the presence of harmful substances.

Thermal imaging testing, also known as infrared thermography, is a non-invasive technique used during a home inspection to identify temperature variations and detect potential issues that may not be visible to the naked eye. It involves using a thermal imaging camera to capture infrared images of different areas of the property.

A termite inspection is a specific type of inspection conducted during a home inspection to assess the presence of termites or termite damage in a property. Termites are wood-destroying insects that can cause significant structural damage if left untreated. A termite inspection aims to identify any signs of termite activity or infestation.

A sewer scope inspection is a specialized type of inspection conducted during a home inspection to evaluate the condition and functionality of the sewer line or drainpipes. It involves using a video camera attached to a flexible cable to inspect the interior of the sewer line.