Home inspections across California

We schedule in all 58 counties. Below are the metros where we inspect most often — if your city isn't listed, call us anyway. Statewide coverage means statewide.

Los Angeles

Los Angeles County

Los Angeles housing runs from 1920s Spanish bungalows in Highland Park to hillside post-and-beam homes in the Santa Monica Mountains and brand-new infill duplexes under the city's ADU rules.

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San Diego

San Diego County

San Diego's coastal band, inland valleys and canyon lots each stress a house differently.

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San Jose

Santa Clara County

The South Bay's stock is dominated by 1950s–70s Eichler-era and tract ranch homes, now heavily remodeled.

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San Francisco

San Francisco County

San Francisco's Victorians, Edwardians and Marina-style flats sit shoulder to shoulder on narrow lots, often over garages cut in later.

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Fresno

Fresno County

Central Valley heat and expansive clay soils define Fresno inspections.

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Sacramento

Sacramento County

Sacramento mixes 1900s Midtown bungalows and Victorians with sprawling postwar and 1990s suburban tracts.

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Long Beach

Los Angeles County

Long Beach combines dense pre-war multi-family stock with waterfront properties and mid-century tracts.

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Oakland

Alameda County

Oakland's flatlands bungalows and hills craftsman homes present two very different inspection profiles — one about age and moisture, the other about slope, access and wildfire exposure..

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Anaheim

Orange County

Anaheim runs from 1950s–60s starter tracts near the Colony to newer Platinum Triangle condos and townhomes.

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Santa Ana

Orange County

Santa Ana holds some of Orange County's oldest housing alongside dense multi-family.

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Riverside

Riverside County

Inland Empire heat, expansive soils and rapid tract development shape what we find in Riverside.

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Stockton

San Joaquin County

Stockton's Delta setting brings a high water table and flood-zone considerations, layered over housing stock that spans 1900s Victorians to 2000s subdivisions..

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Irvine

Orange County

Irvine is master-planned and comparatively young, which shifts the focus from age-related failure to build quality, warranty timing and the boundary between owner and association responsibility..

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San Bernardino

San Bernardino County

San Bernardino sits at the base of the mountains with seismic, wildfire and heat exposure all in play, across housing stock that skews older and often deferred on maintenance..

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Modesto

Stanislaus County

Modesto's mix of pre-war central homes and postwar tracts sits on agricultural-valley soils, with heat and irrigation-driven moisture both influencing what we find..

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Oxnard

Ventura County

Coastal Ventura County means marine air, agricultural surroundings and a mix of older beach cottages with newer inland tracts — moisture management is the recurring theme..

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Glendale

Los Angeles County

Glendale's hillside neighborhoods and dense pre-war multi-family stock demand attention to slope, retrofit history and the layered remodels typical of long-held properties..

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Pasadena

Los Angeles County

Pasadena's Craftsman and period-revival housing is beautiful and demanding.

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Santa Rosa

Sonoma County

Sonoma County inspections carry a wildfire dimension that few other markets do — including rebuild-quality questions on homes reconstructed after recent fire events..

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Temecula

Riverside County

Temecula's stock is largely 1990s-and-newer tract housing, which shifts the focus toward builder quality, drainage on graded lots and systems now hitting their first replacement cycle..

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Chula Vista

San Diego County

Chula Vista spans older westside neighborhoods and the newer eastern master-planned communities, so inspections range from original-system assessments to build-quality reviews..

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Regional scheduling windows

Southern California

Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego, Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura and Imperial counties. Typically same-week, often within 48 hours.

Central California

Fresno, Kern, Tulare, Kings, Merced, Stanislaus, San Joaquin, Monterey and the Central Coast. Same-week scheduling.

Northern California

Bay Area, Sacramento Valley, Sonoma, Napa, Solano and the northern counties. Same-week scheduling.

Rural or remote property? We still come. Travel outside core metros can affect scheduling lead time — never the scope or the standard of the inspection.

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Same-week scheduling across California. Most reports delivered within 24 hours of the walkthrough.

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