Radon is a naturally occurring, invisible, and odorless radioactive gas that rises from the soil and enters homes through cracks in the foundation, crawlspaces, and basement floors. Because it is completely undetectable by human senses, the only way to know if your home is safe is through professional testing.
The EPA warns that radon is the leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers in the United States, responsible for about 21,000 deaths every year.
Whether you are buying a new home, selling your current one, or simply want peace of mind for your family, our comprehensive radon testing services provide the accurate, fast results you need.
A home inspection is a visual non-invasive check of a house’s visible and accessible areas. Its goal is to show the house’s condition at the time of inspection and point out defects, safety risks, and maintenance needs.
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The required tests to approve a private water system permit are:
Total Coliform
E. coli
Nitrates
In many areas, mortgage lenders require water quality testing for properties with private wells. Water quality testing is a specialized but simple test that checks a home's water supply for contaminants and pollutants, such as chlorine, lead, and coliform bacteria. Testing can also reveal chemical imbalances of the pH, and other attributes, such as hardness. Testing ensures that the home's water is potable and safe for everyday use. The EPA recommends that a residential water supply be tested annually for bacteria, nitrates, solids, pH levels, and other factors.
A thermal scan home inspection uses infrared cameras to detect hidden issues by identifying temperature variations in a building's structure. It is a non-invasive, highly effective method for identifying
moisture leaks, missing insulation, electrical hot spots, and energy-wasting air leaks, often uncovering defects that standard, visual-only inspections miss.
A partial inspection is a visual assessment of a specific component, system, or area of a property rather than a full "top-to-bottom" evaluation. Partial inspections or aka Limited inspections are still inspected following the same Ohio Standards of Practice for Home Inspectors pertaining to that specific component or area of an inspection.
Why i became a home inspector
My name is Jesse Dean and I started Rock City Inspections in 2026. I am a state certified Fire Safety Inspector and a Part-Time Firefighter/ Paramedic.
I have a love for construction, and a genuine desire to protect people. For many, it isn’t just about looking at houses; its about being the interpreter between the property and the customer. For most, Its the single biggest purchase in their lives. The anatomy of a house is a complex puzzle and I am here to give all the information necessary for the customer to make an informed and educated decision.
