Buying a home in Trenton? Find out what needs attention while you still have time to ask questions, get repair estimates, and decide how to move forward. D & D Home Inspection Services inspects homes in Trenton and throughout Jones County. You’ll receive a written report with photos, clear explanations, and recommended next steps.

William “Tom” Davis Jr. | NC Home Inspector License #1824 | InterNACHI Certified Professional Inspector

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Already under contract? Send us the property address and your due diligence deadline so we can discuss availability and report timing before you book.

What’s Included in a Trenton Home Inspection?

We visually inspect accessible systems and components covered by your inspection agreement. Your report shows where we found concerns and identifies items that may need repair, monitoring, or further evaluation.

  • Roof and exterior. Visible roof coverings, flashing, gutters, siding, decks, steps, and drainage around the home.
  • Foundation and crawlspace. Accessible piers, beams, floor framing, and visible signs of moisture or deterioration.
  • Electrical and plumbing. Accessible electrical components, representative outlets, visible plumbing, fixtures, and the water heater.
  • Heating and cooling. Installed equipment and accessible components within the agreed scope.
  • Interior and attic. Accessible walls, ceilings, floors, windows, doors, framing, insulation, and ventilation.

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Local Home Inspections in Trenton and Jones County

Whether you’re buying near downtown Trenton and Brock Mill Pond, looking at a property along the Trent River, or considering a manufactured home elsewhere in Jones County, the details of the house guide the inspection. In older crawlspace homes, we look at drainage near the foundation and check accessible framing for visible moisture, deterioration, and previous repairs.

If the seller has disclosed past flooding, drainage work, or crawlspace repairs, share those details when you schedule. We can document visible conditions at the time of inspection. Look up the property address through the FEMA Flood Map Service Center.

Additional Inspections and Testing in Trenton

Tell us what you’re concerned about when you request a quote. We’ll explain which service fits and whether we can coordinate it with your home inspection.

  • Mold inspection and testing. Investigates musty odors, staining, visible growth, and moisture concerns. Ask about sampling if it would help answer a specific question.
  • Asbestos testing. Helps evaluate suspect building materials such as older flooring or ceiling materials. Tell us what material concerns you and whether you’re planning renovations.
  • Indoor air quality testing. Addresses specific indoor air concerns. The testing approach depends on your concern and the conditions at the property.
  • Radon testing. Measures indoor radon levels through a separate test. Ask about timing if you need results before your due diligence deadline.
  • Lead paint testing. Helps evaluate selected painted surfaces for lead, especially when you’re planning work on an older home.
  • Termite inspection and Wood-Destroying Insect Report (WDIR). Documents visible evidence of wood-destroying insects and applicable conditions in accessible areas. Ask about scheduling it with your home inspection.
  • Thermal imaging. Uses an infrared camera to identify surface temperature patterns that may warrant closer investigation.

See EPA guidance on asbestos, mold and moisture, and radon.

Inspections for Sellers, Landlords, and New Construction

  • Pre-listing inspections. Find visible maintenance and repair concerns before putting your home on the market.
  • Manufactured and modular home inspections. Evaluate accessible systems and components based on the property type, site access, and agreed scope.
  • New construction phase inspections. Ask which stages are available for inspection and how to coordinate access with your builder.
  • Rent Ready inspections. Document observable conditions before tenant occupancy and identify maintenance items.
  • Repair re-inspections. Request a follow-up visit to review agreed repairs that are visible and accessible.

Meet Your Home Inspector

William “Tom” Davis Jr. has inspected homes in Eastern North Carolina since 2003. He holds North Carolina Home Inspector License #1824 and is an InterNACHI Certified Professional Inspector. Call after reading your report to discuss the findings and items that may need a closer look.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Home Inspections in Trenton, NC

How much does a home inspection cost in Trenton, NC?

Your quote depends on the home’s size, property type, and any additional services. Send the address and approximate square footage for a quote, or view our home inspection pricing.

How long does the inspection take, and when will I get my report?

Many inspections take about two to three hours. Reports are typically available within 24–72 hours. Lab results may follow a separate schedule. Share your deadline when booking to discuss timing.

Can I schedule a home inspection and termite report together?

Yes. We can often coordinate the home inspection and the separate Wood-Destroying Insect Report for the same visit. Tell us if your lender has requested a termite report.

Will you inspect the crawlspace under an older home?

Yes, when it’s safely accessible and within the agreed scope. We check visible supports, floor framing, and moisture-related conditions. We document any access limitations in the report.

Can you test for mold or asbestos during my home inspection?

You can request either as an additional service. Tell us about odors, past water damage, or suspect materials so we can discuss scope and scheduling.

Do you inspect manufactured and modular homes in Jones County?

Yes. Share the property type when you request a quote. If your lender asks for a foundation certification, mention it up front so you can arrange that separate service.

What should I do before the inspection?

Confirm that water, electricity, and any applicable gas service are on. Arrange access to the home, attic, and crawlspace. Send the address, approximate square footage, and your deadline.

Request a Home Inspection in Trenton, NC

Send us the property address, approximate square footage, and when you need the report. Include any termite report, mold testing, asbestos testing, or other services you need. We’ll confirm scope, quote, and appointment availability.

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D & D Home Inspection Services
Serving Trenton and Jones County from Kinston, North Carolina
NC Home Inspector License #1824