Is the rodent inspection really free?
Yes. No charge for the inspection itself across Winston-Salem and Forsyth County. No obligation to schedule treatment with us after the inspection. We give the written findings no matter what you decide to do next. The inspection report is yours to keep and use with any service provider you choose.
How long does a rodent inspection take?
A typical single-family residential inspection runs 30–60 minutes based on property size and the presence of an attic or crawl space. Commercial site surveys for larger properties run 60–90 minutes. Written report is gave same-day or next-business-day.
Can a rodent inspection be used for a real estate transaction?
Yes. The written inspection report records evidence found, entry points found, species review, and treatment suggestions. Buyers use it for disclosure negotiations. Sellers use it to show pre-listing due diligence. The report includes date, address, and the issuing business name.
What is the gap between a rodent inspection and a general pest inspection?
A general pest inspection covers multiple pest categories, termites, carpenter ants, cockroaches, rodents, usually as part of a home purchase inspection. A rodent-specific inspection goes deeper on evidence, entry-point mapping, and species review. If you just want to know whether you have rats or mice and where they are getting in, a rodent-specific inspection makes more actionable findings.
Is the inspection really free, or are there hidden charges?
Genuinely free. The inspection covers full property walkthrough, entry-point ID, species confirmation, evidence records, and a written report. No charge no matter whether you go with treatment. We don't sell during the inspection. We present findings and pricing on follow-up after you've reviewed the report.
How long does an inspection usually take?
60-90 minutes for a standard single-family home. Larger properties, multi-building lots, or tricky commercial spaces can run 2-3 hours. The free inspection isn't time-boxed, we cover what needs covering.
What's really included in the written inspection report?
You get species ID with photos when applicable. An entry-point map with location and gap size. A severity review, light, modest, or heavy. A suggested scope. A written quote for the suggested work. And notes on any secondary problems, like moisture, insulation contamination, or structural worries, referred to specialist contractors.
Can I get an inspection if I just want to know whether I have a problem?
Yes, the inspection-only model is exactly what we designed for. Homeowners hearing nighttime noises, finding ambiguous droppings, or worried about pre-purchase inspection use our service every week without committing to treatment. The report is yours to act on as you choose.
Does the inspection cover the attic and crawl space too?
Yes, when accessible. We climb into the attic and enter the crawl space as part of standard inspection scope. Property owners who lack safe access to one of these spaces sometimes need to arrange access first. We'll flag any access limitations in the report.
