Your Home. Your Investment. Your Peace of Mind.

A straightforward path from booking to your inspection report.

1. 01

   Schedule & confirm

   Share the property address, timing, and any add-ons such as radon or sewer scope. We confirm availability and what to expect on inspection day.

2. 02

   On-site inspection

   We evaluate the home’s major systems and structure, perform agreed testing, and note conditions that may need attention or follow-up.

3. 03

   Testing & documentation

   Findings are photographed and organized so you can see what we saw. Radon and sewer scope results are included when those services are selected.

4. 04

   Report delivery

   You receive a clear report in a timely manner. We are available to discuss priorities and answer questions about next steps.

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  Residential home inspections

  Our residential home inspections give buyers and sellers a clear picture of the property before closing. John Clark walks the home with you when possible, explains what matters now versus later, and delivers a detailed report you can share with your agent, lender, or attorney.

  Schedule inspection

  What we cover

  • Roof, attic, and exterior components
  • Foundation, structure, and grading
  • Electrical panels, outlets, and visible wiring
  • Plumbing fixtures, water heater, and visible supply lines
  • HVAC operation, ventilation, and filters
  • Interior rooms, windows, doors, and visible insulation
  • Garages, driveways, and attached structures when accessible
  • Photos and notes organized for easy review after the visit
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  Radon testing

  Radon is a naturally occurring gas that can accumulate indoors. Testing helps you understand exposure levels in the home you are buying or selling. Peace of Mind Inspections provides professional radon measurement and plain-language guidance on what the results mean for your next steps.

  Ask about radon

  What we cover

  • Testing scheduled around your inspection or as a standalone service
  • Placement and retrieval following recognized testing practices
  • Results explained in context, not as unexplained numbers
  • Guidance on mitigation when levels warrant further action
  • Ideal for central Iowa homes with basements or slab-on-grade living spaces
  • Can be combined with a full home inspection for one coordinated visit
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  Sewer scopes

  A sewer scope uses a camera to inspect the main line from the home to the municipal connection or septic system. It is one of the best ways to catch root intrusion, bellies, breaks, or debris before they turn into expensive repairs after you own the property.

  Add a sewer scope

  What we cover

  • Video inspection of accessible sewer laterals and main lines
  • Documentation of blockages, bellies, roots, or pipe damage
  • Recommended for older homes, large trees near the line, or slow drains
  • Useful for both pre-purchase buyers and sellers preparing to list
  • Findings summarized so you can discuss options with a licensed plumber
  • Often booked with a home inspection to keep scheduling simple