The Arrowhead standard
Arrowhead handles the due-diligence list in one place, from the full home inspection to the specialty services that help you make a confident decision.
Choose the right layer
Start with the question you need answered. You can book a full inspection, add a specialty service, or ask us to help scope the property before you schedule.
The complete visual examination of the home’s major structures, systems, and safely accessible components. Edward documents defects, safety issues, and health concerns so you can understand the property before you commit.
See service details →An inspection of a newly built home before closing. Edward reviews visible workmanship, systems, and components for construction defects, explains what the inspection covers, and clarifies what is outside its scope.
See service details →A focused inspection for visible evidence of termites and other wood-destroying insects, including conditions that can support activity or conceal damage.
See service details →A review of a private water supply system, including the well head, pressure tank, pump and controls, visible plumbing, and the apparent condition and function of accessible components.
See service details →A review of a private waste system focused on the tank, visible components, drain field area, signs of failure, and the conditions and usage that affect the system.
See service details →Lab-based sampling of a private water supply, with conventional or FHA/VA testing available. The requested panel determines what the laboratory screens for and how the results are reported.
See service details →Testing for mold-related indoor air quality concerns, considered alongside moisture conditions, mold-like growth, and the air the family breathes.
See service details →Targeted testing of visible mold-like growth on surfaces. The sample helps identify what is present so you can understand the concern and choose an appropriate next step.
See service details →Laboratory identification of particulates in the air when a general air quality test does not answer the question. In plain terms, it helps identify what is floating in the air when a worried buyer needs more specific information.
See service details →A test for radon, a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can collect inside buildings. Radon is the leading cause of lung cancer in non-smokers, so testing before you buy is a practical health decision.
See service details →An inspection for HUD permanent foundation certification on a manufactured home, including the foundation and additions. The inspection documents the visible conditions needed for the certification process; it is not a general home inspection.
See service details →A visual review of accessible pool or spa equipment, safety features, visible plumbing, structure, and condition. The goal is to clarify what is visible, what appears to operate, and what needs follow-up.
See service details →A focused inspection of detached shops, garages, barns, and other outbuildings, covering their visible structure, electrical, roof, and overall condition.
See service details →On request, Edward walks you through the home, explains how the systems work, and shows you practical ways to maintain them. Most clients want to hear the main items at the end of the report, and he will show you those issues in person if you like.
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Beyond the standard visual inspection
Some parts of a home deserve more than a quick glance. The right tools help Edward document hard-to-reach conditions clearly and safely.
FAA-certified drone pilot
Edward is a certified FAA drone pilot and uses aerial imaging for roof and exterior inspections. Buyers get a full, safe look at the roof surface, flashing, chimneys, and areas that are unsafe or impractical to walk, with clear photographic evidence in the report. No ladder-only guesswork.
Remote crawlspace crawler
A remote crawlspace crawler documents tight or low crawlspaces a person cannot safely enter, so nothing gets skipped because a space was too tight. Real video and photos show under-floor conditions, moisture, plumbing, ductwork, foundation, and insulation.
Which one do I need?
The property and the moment in the transaction usually tell us where to begin. If you are unsure, send an enquiry and we will help you choose the scope.
Start with a Full Home Inspection. Add the services that answer the property’s specific risks, such as radon, WDI, water quality, or a private system inspection.
Schedule a New Construction Inspection before closing to review visible workmanship, systems, and components while there is still time to discuss defects with the builder.
Ask about Water Well Inspection, Septic System Inspection, and Water Quality Testing when the property depends on a private water or waste system.
Indoor Air Quality Testing, Surface Mold Testing, Advanced Particle ID, and Radon Testing answer different environmental questions. Tell us what you are seeing or feeling so we can help scope the next step.
Start the Manufactured Home HUD Foundation and/or Additions Inspection request early because lenders often need the certification process completed for financing.
Add Client Walkthrough & Education to learn how the systems work, hear the main report items, and get practical maintenance guidance.
The Arrowhead position
The inspection is your opportunity to have an independent professional in the room. Whether you found us or your realtor recommended us, Arrowhead’s only client is the person buying the home. The report is written for you, with your interests in mind.
Edward takes the time to inspect where risk lives — attic, crawlspace, roof, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and drainage. That is military-grade attention to detail, backed by more than 30 years of high-stakes inspection experience.
For realtors
01Reports delivered fast so the next decision is easier to make.
02Plain-language findings that clients can actually use.
03Calm explanations that inform the buyer without alarming them.
04Easy scheduling when the transaction timeline is tight.
After the inspection
Oklahoma inspectors aren't permitted to quote repair costs — instead we connect you to independent third-party tools that can.
Haven
01Arrowhead pairs its inspection report with Haven, an independent third-party service. Haven gives clients access to a repair cost price builder, a 90-day warranty, and discounted moving services. Haven provides these benefits; Arrowhead does not quote repair costs.
A plain-language example: the 90-day warranty may help with eligible covered items that fail during the coverage period. It does not cover every condition, maintenance item, or pre-existing issue. Details and terms are set by the warranty provider.
InterNACHI Premium Warranties
02These optional add-ons are for clients who want additional coverage on top of the inspection. Request them when you book or after the inspection; coverage details and terms are set by the warranty provider.
Not sure where to start?
The right inspection scope depends on the property and the questions you need answered. Oklahoma inspectors aren't permitted to quote repair costs — instead we connect you to independent third-party tools that can. Send the details and we will help with the next step.