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Combined Home + Mold Bundle

Total peace of mind — our two most-requested inspections in one discounted visit.

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Overview

When you want the most thorough due diligence possible, the Home + Mold Bundle is the answer. You get our complete full home inspection plus a full mold and moisture assessment — covering both the visible structure and the hidden moisture that drives mold.

Bundling makes sense for two reasons. First, it saves you money compared to booking the services separately. Second, the two inspections inform each other: the moisture we find during the home inspection guides exactly where the thermal camera and moisture meters focus during the mold assessment, giving you a sharper, more complete result.

It's the package we recommend for older homes, properties with any history of water issues, and anyone who simply wants total confidence before buying.

The most complete due diligence available
Save versus booking services separately
One visit, one report, one point of contact
Ideal for older homes and water-history properties

Book Home + Mold Bundle

The Home + Mold Bundle is offered at a discounted combined rate based on the property. Call for a custom quote and the best value.

(628) 230-0357

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What's Included

Complete Home Inspection

Our full roof-to-foundation evaluation of structure and all major systems.

Mold & Moisture Assessment

Visual assessment, thermal imaging, and moisture mapping across the property.

Infrared Throughout

Thermal imaging used across the inspection to find hidden moisture early.

Unified Report

One clear, comprehensive report covering both inspections.

Bundle Savings

A discounted rate versus booking the two services separately.

Same-Day Turnaround

Your full report — both halves — the same day.

The Equipment We Use

Every instrument below is used on a standard home + mold bundle — none of it is an upsell.

Infrared thermal camera

Used across the whole property rather than only at suspect areas, so moisture found structurally directs where the mold assessment focuses.

Pin and pinless moisture meters

Quantifies every elevated area the thermal scan identifies, in both the structural and the mold half of the inspection.

Hygrometer and psychrometric readings

Distinguishes a condensation problem from an active leak, in whichever part of the property it shows up.

Combustible-gas detector and CO meter

Appliance connections, venting and ambient carbon monoxide are covered as part of the structural inspection.

Electrical test instruments and borescope

Receptacle and GFCI testing throughout, with a borescope for flues, cavities and closed framing bays.

What We Actually Find

The findings that come up again and again on Bay Area properties.

A structural defect that explains the mold

The real value of combining them. Failed flashing or a plumbing leak found during the home inspection tells us exactly where to point the thermal camera, instead of guessing from a smell.

Crawl space problems on both counts

A damp crawl space is simultaneously a structural finding (rot, corrosion, insulation damage) and a mold finding (growth on joists, spores entering the living space).

Bathroom remodels done without ventilation

Shows up structurally as substrate damage and biologically as growth behind tile. One visit catches both sides of the same mistake.

Historic water damage that was covered rather than fixed

Disclosed damage that was cosmetically repaired but never dried. The structural inspection finds the repair; the thermal scan shows what's still damp behind it.

Ventilation and envelope faults driving humidity

Missing exhaust fans, blocked soffit vents and single-pane condensation are structural findings with direct biological consequences.

Deferred maintenance stacking up

On older homes the two inspections together give you a full picture and, more usefully, a sequence — what is urgent, what to budget for, what can wait.

Our primary market

Home + Mold Bundle in San Francisco

The bundle is the package that makes most sense for San Francisco specifically. The city's housing is old, damp, largely attached, and heavily altered — which means structural problems and moisture problems are usually the same problem viewed from two angles. Dry rot at a light well is a structural finding and a mold source at once.

It also fits how the city's transactions run. Contingency windows are short and access to a property is often limited to a single visit, so getting the structural inspection and the mold assessment done in one appointment is frequently the only practical option — and the structural findings sharpen where the thermal scan focuses.

More on inspecting San Francisco homes

Who Books This

Buyers of pre-1940 housing

Older homes carry both structural age and moisture history. Splitting the two inspections means each one misses half the picture.

Anyone with limited property access

One visit covers both, which matters when the seller is only granting a single inspection window.

Buyers of homes with disclosed water damage

Establishing whether the repair was real requires structural assessment and a thermal/moisture check together.

Owners planning to stay long-term

A complete baseline of the property's condition, prioritised into what needs doing now and what can be scheduled.

Our Process

1

Schedule One Visit

Book the bundle and we handle both inspections in a single appointment.

2

Full Home Inspection

A complete evaluation of the property's structure and systems.

3

Mold & Moisture Assessment

Thermal and moisture-meter assessment targeted by what the home inspection reveals.

4

Combined Report

A single, unified report with all findings and photos, delivered the same day.

On the Job

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Frequently Asked Questions

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