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Price is based on buildings ~2000 sq. ft., 1950s vintage or newer. Prices will vary based on factors including (but not limited to) building size, age, construction type, additional outbuildings, and distance.
General Home Inspection
General Home Inspection
Starting at $350
Starting at $350
A general home inspection will take a complete look at the following: Roof, Exterior, Basement, Foundation, Crawlspace & Structure, Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, Electrical, Fireplace, Attic, Insulation & Ventilation, Doors, Windows & Interior.
Kessler Home Consulting abides by the InterNACHI Standards of Practice for all home inspections. You can refer to the Standards for a complete understanding of what is/is not covered in your home inspection.
Add-On Services
Add-On Services
Energy Assessment
Energy Assessment
Starting at $150
Starting at $150
Take a deeper look at the building's air leakage, insulation and HVAC systems to better understand how much energy it uses. This information can be used to help verify the seller's annual fuel use disclosure, inform future retrofits and qualify for Efficiency Maine rebates.
Radon Air Testing
Radon Air Testing
Starting at $150
Starting at $150
Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer. High levels of radon gas occur naturally in Maine soil and water, and can move up into a house from the ground. The house then traps the radon in the air inside. Radon gas can also dissolve into well water, which is then released into the air when you use the water. A simple air test can show whether home radon levels meet state and national safety guidelines.
Radon Water Testing
Radon Water Testing
Starting at $100
Starting at $100
Buildings that have confirmed elevated radon levels in the indoor air should also test their well water for radon. Radon in the water supply can increase the indoor radon levels, although radon entering the home through water will be a small source of risk compared to the levels of radon entering through the soil.
Comprehensive Water Testing
Comprehensive Water Testing
Starting at $175
Starting at $175
Around 10% of wells in Maine have elevated levels of arsenic, radon, uranium, or other harmful chemicals that can cause cancer. Biological contaminants in well water can also impact physical health. The only way to know if well water is safe to use is to test it.
Test includes Arsenic, Calcium, Chloride, Copper, Fluoride, Hardness, Iron, Lead, Magnesium, Manganese, Nitrate Nitrogen, Nitrite Nitrogen, pH, Sodium, Uranium, Coliform Bacteria & E. coli (enumerated).
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