Empowering You On The Journey To A Safe Home
Full Service Home Inspection Firm Serving Northern and Central New Jersey
Helping You Move Forward with Confidence
HomeSafe Inspections, LLC is a licensed and insured home inspection company proudly serving New Jersey. We provide thorough home inspections, termite and radon testing, oil tank sweeps, and sewer scopes with fast turnaround and clear, easy-to-understand reports.
Our team follows ASHI standards and is trusted by homebuyers and real estate professionals alike. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or seasoned investor, we’re here to help you make informed, confident decisions every step of the way.
What We Do:
Home Inspections
We provide you with an easy to understand home inspection so you can make a confident home buying decision. We exceed customer expectations with convenient scheduling, strong client communication, and comprehensive reports.
Radon Testing
Radon is a radioactive gas found in homes in all 50 states and is the second leading cause of lung cancer. We assess the radon level in your home and determine if it exceeds the EPA’s recommended action level for radon exposure.
Termite / WDI Inspections
Your termite inspection will include a visual inspection of readily accessible areas for evidence of termites and other wood-destroying insects. We will also offer best practices to keep your home free from termite damage.
Sewer Scope Inspections
A sewer scope inspection provides a video of your home’s lateral sewer line, which is the pipeline that leads from your house and connects to either a publicly owned city taps or septic tank. Prevent costly repairs down the road!
Aerial Drone Inspections
Drones are a valuable tool for home inspectors for your residential or commercial real estate inspection. They provide the ability to quickly and safely collect data on the condition of a building’s roof and the surrounding areas of a property.
Oil Tank Sweeps
From the 1930's-1980's, homeowners often buried their oil tanks to protect them from theft or vandalism. Oil tank leaks can cause catastrophic environmental damage, and accidentally hitting one during renovations can lead to thousands of dollars in repairs.
