Introducing the Home Care Program
Introducing the Home Care Program: Because Your Home Doesn't Stop Aging After Closing Day
For most people, the home inspection is a one-and-done event. You get the report, you close on the house, you move in — and nobody takes a real look at the attic, the crawlspace, or the roof again until something goes wrong.
After more than 15 years of inspecting homes around Olympia, Lacey, Tumwater, and Yelm, I've seen what that gap costs people. A slow drip under a sink that rotted out a subfloor. A disconnected bath fan duct that turned an attic into a mold problem. Crawlspace moisture that crept along for years before anyone noticed. None of these started big. They just went unchecked.
That's why I created the Home Care Program — a simple way for my past clients to keep eyes on their home over time, at a price that makes it easy to say yes.
If I did your original inspection, you get $100 off a full home inspection 1, 2, or 3 years later. Same thorough inspection, same detailed report — just a thank-you to my past clients for staying on top of their homes.
Two Ways to Use the Program
Post-Purchase Reinspection
For homeowners whose original inspection I did. One or two years after closing, I come back and take a fresh look. It's a great way to catch anything that's developed since you moved in, check on items from your original report, and get ahead of maintenance before it snowballs. And it doesn't have to be a one-time visit — you can keep it going on a recurring schedule.
Ongoing Maintenance Inspections
For past clients — homeowners and landlords — who want a regular check-up. Pick the schedule that fits your home and your budget, and I'll track how things are holding up from one visit to the next — so small issues get handled while they're still small.
Choose Your Schedule
Your $100 discount applies to a full home inspection 1, 2, or 3 years after your original inspection with me.
Every Visit Is a Full Home Inspection
These are the areas that tend to cause the biggest headaches when they're ignored — and the ones most homeowners never see.
- Attic framing, insulation & ventilation
- Crawlspace moisture, vapor barrier & pests
- Roof covering, flashing & gutters
- Foundation & drainage
- Plumbing supply, drains & water heater
- Electrical panel & visible wiring
- Heating & cooling systems
- Exterior siding, trim & windows
- Deferred maintenance tracked over time
A Bonus for Olympia Landlords
The City of Olympia rental registry checklist only covers a limited set of items — it doesn't tell you everything you should know about your property. That's why I do a full inspection of the home, so you get the complete picture of your rental's condition. And if your rental registry is due that same year, I'll complete the rental checklist and submit it for you for free. One visit, two things off your list.
"Most of what damages a home happens slowly, in the places nobody checks. This is about catching it early — not after it's expensive."
Why It's Worth It
Here in the South Puget Sound, our long wet seasons are tough on houses. Moisture finds its way into attics, crawlspaces, and wall cavities, and by the time you can see a problem from inside your living space, the repair bill has usually grown. A regular inspection gives you a clear, documented picture of your home's condition, a prioritized list of what needs attention, and peace of mind that nothing's quietly getting worse behind the scenes.
It also builds a record. When it's time to sell, refinance, or plan a bigger project, you'll have years of documentation showing how well your home has been cared for.
Want to Get on the Schedule?
No pressure, no need to decide right now. Give me a call or send an email, and I'll walk you through how it works and set up a friendly reminder when your next visit is due.
When it comes to protecting your biggest investment — Experience Matters.