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Crawlspace inspection with a camera drone
Many crawlspaces here are too low or too hazardous to enter. My Crawlbot goes in with lights and a high-definition camera so that space still gets inspected.
Why the crawlspace matters
The crawlspace holds your plumbing, part of your wiring and the structure that carries the floor. Problems there stay out of sight for years. I look for:
- Plumbing leaks and standing water
- Wood rot and damaged or undersized framing
- Signs of termites and other pests
- Fungal growth
- Fallen or missing insulation
- Disconnected ducts and drain lines
- Foundation and pier problems
How the drone helps
Some inspectors mark a tight crawlspace "not inspected" and move on. The drone drives into low, damp or unsafe spaces and sends back live video and photos of areas a person can't reach. The images go in your report.
Where the crawlspace is safe and roomy enough, I go in myself.
The crawlspace drone is included in the Complete and Total Confidence packages whenever the home has an accessible crawlspace.
Common questions
Does every home need a crawlspace inspection?
Only homes built over a crawlspace. Many Clovis homes are on a slab. If yours has a crawlspace hatch, it should be inspected.
What if the access is blocked?
The access point needs to be clear of belongings. I don't move personal items, and areas I can't reach are listed in the report.
Ready to book your inspection?
Pick a time online in a couple of minutes, or call or text Bob at (575) 763-0001.