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A professional home inspection provides valuable insight into a property’s condition, helping buyers, sellers, and homeowners make informed decisions with confidence. In addition to evaluating major systems such as the roof, foundation, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC components, advanced services like radon testing, thermal imaging, sewer scope inspections, mold testing, and mycotoxin testing can uncover issues that may not be visible during a standard inspection. Our thorough approach helps identify potential concerns early while providing the information needed to protect your investment. Browse our frequently asked questions for additional information, or contact our team if you don’t see your question listed.
We proudly serve Brookfield, Milwaukee, and the greater Southern Wisconsin area.
Our services include home inspections, commercial inspections, sewer scoping, thermal imaging, and testing for radon and mycotoxins. We also offer a Home Performance Analysis, as well as troubleshooting. Each service helps you understand the true condition of your property.
All inspections are completed by David Gross, a certified and highly experienced inspector with over 25 years in the industry. His reputation is built on honesty, accuracy, and attention to detail.
We conduct a thorough evaluation of the home’s structure, roofing, exterior and interior systems, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, insulation, and ventilation. A detailed report with photos and recommendations is provided after the inspection.
You can schedule by phone call, text, or through our online contact form. We offer flexible scheduling and will respond quickly to confirm your appointment.
Thermal imaging uses infrared technology to view temperature differences in your buildings structure. It may help identify moisture issues, under-performing insulation, disconnected HVAC duct works and/or air leaks to the exterior.
Yes, we provide all those services. Radon is a naturally occurring gas & is the 2nd leading cause of lung cancer. Indoor air quality is affected by mold and mycotoxins, and we can test for both to ensure you don’t have any issues. We can use testing methods and tools to help identify the source of the mold coming into your home. Testing for these issues helps ensure your home is safe and healthy.
Sewer scoping involves inspecting your sewer lateral, the pipe that connects the home sewer system to the main sewer line, with a specialized camera to check for clogs, cracks, or root intrusion. Sewer lateral inspections are useful for all homes from brand new to old homes and even including older homes with larger trees on the property.
Yes. Gross Inspection Services is a registered inspector with the state of Wisconsin & is fully licensed and insured. We follow strict industry standards and are certified by InterNACHI for your peace of mind.
You’ll typically receive your report within 24 hours. It includes a full summary of our findings, supporting photos, videos, and guidance on any necessary next steps.
We accept cash, checks, and all major credit cards. Payment is usually due at the time of the inspection. Fees may apply when using a credit card. Invoicing options are available as well.
You can reach us by phone at (262) 395-3373 or by email at dave@grossinspec.com. You're also welcome to use the contact form on our website. We’re here to answer your questions and help you schedule your inspection with ease.
Home inspection costs vary depending on the size, age, location, and complexity of the property being inspected. Additional services such as radon testing, sewer scope inspections, thermal imaging, mold testing, or mycotoxin testing may affect the total cost. Gross Inspection Services provides detailed inspections and can recommend the services that best fit your property's needs.
Several factors can influence the cost of a home inspection, including square footage, property age, accessibility, number of systems being evaluated, and whether additional testing services are requested. Larger homes and older properties often require more inspection time due to the increased number of components that must be evaluated.
