Eagle Eye Home Inspections

At Eagle Eye Home Inspections, LLC, we are committed to providing you with the most comprehensive home inspection services in Delaware and Maryland. Our team, led by licensed and ASHI-certified home inspector Frank DiFazio, has over 20 years of experience in the construction management industry.

Our Services

Our extensive range of services includes home inspections for all construction phases, including brand-new constructions. We provide:

• Home Inspections: Whether you're buying a new home, selling your current one, or simply want to ensure your home is in good condition, our home inspection services are designed to provide you with a thorough and detailed report on the condition of your property.

• New Construction Inspection: We offer new home inspections during all phases of construction, including footing and foundation, pre-drywall, and pre-closing, as well as one-year warranty inspections. Our new construction inspections ensure that your new home meets all construction standards and is free from any major issues.

• Water Testing: Our water testing services are designed to check for contaminants and ensure your water is safe for drinking. We test for a wide range of substances, including lead, arsenic, mercury, and more.

• Pre-Drywall Inspection: This inspection is crucial for identifying any issues with the framing, electrical, plumbing, and insulation before the drywall is installed. It helps prevent costly repairs down the line.

• Pest Inspection: Our pest inspection services are designed to identify any wood-destroying insects, including termites, carpenter ants, and more. We provide recommendations for treatment and prevention.

• Radon Testing: Radon is a known carcinogen and can accumulate in homes, especially in basements and crawlspaces. Our radon testing services measure the levels of radon in your home and provide recommendations for mitigation if necessary.

• Mold Testing: Mold can cause health issues and damage to your home. Our mold testing services identify mold growth in your home and provide recommendations for remediation.

Our Team

Our team is dedicated to providing you with the highest level of service and expertise. Frank DiFazio, our lead inspector, has over thirty years of experience in the construction management industry and is highly recognized for his knowledge and professionalism. Meghan DiFazio also plays a crucial role in our team, ensuring that all aspects of our services are delivered with excellence.

Customer Testimonials

We take pride in the positive feedback we receive from our customers. Here's what some of them have to say:

"Frank did a great job. He is very knowledgeable about home construction. He got into the weeds - he checked out places I haven't looked at - the attic and the roof, and identified a number of items I never would have found. And he was very easy to deal with. He emailed me a very comprehensive report detailing everything that needs to be fixed. I would definitely recommend Eagle Eye." - Larry G., Millsboro, DE

Our Blog

We regularly update our blog with informative articles about home inspections, new construction, and more. Some of our recent posts include:

• What Are Wood Destroying Insects? - A Wood Destroying Insect Inspection Report, commonly abbreviated as WDI or WDIR, is a report that details findings from a thorough visual inspection of a home by a certified Home Inspection or Pest Control company.

• A Home Inspector's Role in Quality Control - As my home inspection career stems from a 30-year background in construction management, I've been offering new construction inspections-or what we refer to as "critical phase inspections"-as far back as the early 2000s.

• How Much Does a Home Inspection Cost? Plus, Why to Never Skip This Crucial Home-Buying Step - The home inspection is one of the most critical steps in the home-buying journey. According to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, the cost might range from $300 to $500.

• ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF A NEW CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION - New build, no problems-right? That is what you would expect, and for the most part, it is what you get. But you don't know for sure until you have a professional home inspector verify your new build is up to code and without major issues.