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Aging Home Inspection

Aging Home Inspection

Licensed & Insured

$325.00
$325.00
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Older homes have character — solid bones, real wood, details nobody builds anymore. They also have decades of history, and not all of it is in the disclosure. Aging wiring, original plumbing, settling foundations, and roofs on their third life don't announce themselves until they become expensive. An Aging Home Inspection tells you what your home is really telling you, before it costs you.

 Booking with Pelican One is simple:

  1. Pick your date and time — our online scheduler is available 24/7, book the moment your offer is accepted
  2. We show up on time — no chasing, no rescheduling, no surprises
  3. Your report is in your hands within 24 hours — written in plain language with photographs, not industry jargon you have to decode
  4. Questions? We're a call or message away — if something in the report has you worried, reach out and we'll walk you through it

We handle the details from booking to answers — one less thing to stress about.

Square Footage

Got a property over 3,500 sq ft? Contact us before you schedule — larger homes take more time and we want to make sure we quote you right.
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Licensed. Insured. On time. Every time.

Got questions? We've got you.

What counts as an "aging" home?

There's no official cutoff, but once a home passes the 30-year mark, the original systems start reaching the end of their expected lifespans — roofs, water heaters, HVAC, electrical panels. Homes built before 1980 bring their own considerations, like older wiring types and plumbing materials that insurers ask about. If you're wondering whether your home qualifies, it probably does — and that's not a bad thing. It just means it's earned a closer look.

How is this different from a standard home inspection?

Same thorough walk-through, different lens. In an aging home, we're paying particular attention to the things time works on: the age and condition of major systems, materials common to the era the home was built, signs of long-term settling or moisture, and past repairs that may have been done to an older standard. The report tells you where each major system is in its lifespan — so you can plan, not panic.

Are you going to tell me to replace everything?

No. Old doesn't mean broken. Plenty of original systems in older homes are still doing their job just fine, and the report will say so. What you'll get is honest triage: what needs attention now, what to budget for down the road, and what's perfectly healthy despite its age. The goal is a plan, not a punch list of fear.

Why add the Healthy Home Inspection to this one?

Because age and air quality are connected. Decades of Gulf Coast humidity, older ventilation, and past moisture events leave their mark in ways a structural inspection isn't designed to measure — mold, allergens, air and water quality. Adding the Healthy Home Inspection at checkout saves you 20% and covers the whole picture in one visit: the house itself, and what it's like to live in.

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