Certified home inspections for New Albany and Mansion Row and the downtown historic district, Silver Hills, and the hillside neighborhoods up toward Floyds Knobs. Same-day reports, upfront pricing, no hidden fees.
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Comprehensive inspections protecting New Albany home buyers and sellers — thorough, honest, and reliable
A complete top-to-bottom evaluation of the home's structure, systems, and components — from the roof to the foundation, basement, and crawl space.
New Albany sellers — know your home's condition before buyers do. Price confidently, complete your Indiana sales disclosure (IC 32-21-5) accurately, and close faster.
Brand-new doesn't mean problem-free. We inspect new builds at key phases and before the final walkthrough, while the builder is still responsible.
Clark and Floyd Counties in Southern Indiana sit in EPA Radon Zone 1. We run a continuous 48-hour test so you know your family is safe.
The Louisville metro sits in a heavy termite-pressure zone. We provide the wood-destroying organism report lenders often require on FHA and VA loans.
We camera-inspect the private lateral from the home to the main, catching cracks, root intrusion, and offsets common in older clay-tile lines.
Local knowledge of Floyd County, Indiana housing stock
New Albany has one of the richest historic housing stocks in the metro — the Mansion Row district alone holds blocks of grand 1850s to 1870s homes with slate roofs, original plaster, tall masonry chimneys, and mechanical systems that have been layered in over 150 years. These homes reward a slow, thorough inspection: roof and chimney condition, structural movement in load-bearing masonry, knob-and-tube and early wiring, and the state of any additions or conversions.
The other defining local feature is topography. The "Knobs" rise steeply behind the city, and hillside homes in Silver Hills and toward Floyds Knobs bring slope-stability questions — retaining wall condition, hillside drainage, cut-and-fill settlement, and evidence of past earth movement. Floyd County also has karst geology with springs and sinkholes. As in the rest of Indiana, home inspectors are not state-licensed, so we lead with our certification, standards of practice, and insurance.
We built our reputation one inspection at a time — and we intend to keep it
Indiana does not license home inspectors, so we lead with our certification, a recognized standards of practice, and full errors-and-omissions and liability insurance.
Photo-rich, easy-to-read reports delivered the same day — a real narrative of every finding, not just a checklist.
Knob-and-tube, FPE Stab-Lok panels, polybutylene plumbing, karst settlement, and floodplain drainage — we know what this market hides.
7 days a week, evenings and weekends included — so you never miss a closing deadline.
3 simple steps from booking to your detailed report
Call (317) 537-0940 or submit the form above. We'll gather property details and lock in a time that works for your schedule.
Your inspector arrives on time and conducts a thorough 2–4 hour inspection. We encourage you to attend and ask questions.
Your detailed, photo-rich inspection report is delivered electronically the same day — ready to share with your agent or seller.
We cover New Albany and the greater Louisville metro on both sides of the river. Not sure if we reach you? Just call (317) 537-0940.
Common questions about home inspections in New Albany and Floyd County, Indiana