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Mount Clemens Home Inspections

Know exactly what you're buying in Mount Clemens.

Mount Clemens holds the oldest concentrated housing stock in Macomb County. This was a mineral bath resort city long before the suburbs around it existed, and the neighborhoods near downtown still show it — late nineteenth and early twentieth century homes with real architectural character, alongside 1950s infill and postwar ranches at the edges.

Century-old housing requires a different inspection than a 2005 subdivision, and the electrical system is where that starts. In homes from this era I look for active knob-and-tube, cloth-insulated conductors that have gone brittle at the terminations, fuse panels still in service, and the single most misleading condition in old-house buying: a modern panel installed without replacing any of the branch wiring behind it. That looks like an upgrade on a listing photo. It frequently isn't one.

Below grade, expect stone and block foundations, limited headroom, and moisture management designed for a different century. Above, expect plaster, original framing, and roof systems that have been layered and patched over many decades. None of it disqualifies a house. All of it needs to be documented honestly, with a realistic sense of what maintaining a home this age actually costs.

On The Ground

What I commonly find in Mount Clemens homes.

Five patterns that show up again and again in this community — and exactly how I check for each one.

Knob-and-tube and cloth-insulated wiring

Active or partially abandoned, often hidden behind a modern panel that made the house look updated when the branch wiring never was.

Stone and block foundations with moisture

Century-old below-grade construction, limited headroom, and drainage that predates modern practice.

Original clay sewer laterals under mature trees

Downtown Mount Clemens has both in abundance. Scoping is close to mandatory on housing this age.

Layered and patched roof systems

Decades of partial repairs over original decking. Drone imaging documents every slope and valley without guessing from the ground.

Additions and conversions across many eras

Multi-family conversions and additions done under several generations of code. I report what's actually there and how it's supported.

Serving all of Mount Clemens including the 48043 ZIP code, the Gratiot, Cass, and Groesbeck corridors, the downtown and Clinton River neighborhoods, and the historic districts surrounding the county seat.

Services in Mount Clemens

Inspections available in Mount Clemens

Buyer Home Inspection

A practical top-to-bottom evaluation of the home's major systems before you close.

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Pre-Listing Inspection

Identify concerns before buyers do and reduce surprises during negotiation.

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New Construction Inspection

A second set of eyes before final walkthrough and warranty deadlines.

From $325Learn more →

Radon Testing

Continuous-monitor radon testing with written results. Michigan sits in an elevated-risk zone.

From $149Learn more →

Sewer Scope

Camera inspection of the lateral sewer line — a costly defect a standard inspection can't see.

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Re-Inspection

A return visit to verify the seller actually completed the agreed-upon repairs — before you close.

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Condo & Maintenance Inspection

Focused inspections for condos, townhomes, and proactive homeowners.

From $375Learn more →

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