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Mike Seltzer writing notes outside a home during an inspection

Inspector Seltzer · Central New Jersey

Clear answers before your next move.

Home, thermal, radon, mold, and wood destroying insect inspections from Mike Seltzer, so you know what matters before the deadline pressure takes over.

  • Report windowTypically within 48 hours
  • NJ credentials24GI00139800 · Radon MET13414
  • Field accessDrone when the property calls for it

Need a quote for a property under contract?

Call Mike at 732-309-8998

Start with the house. Add tests when the risk calls for it.

A whole-home inspection is the baseline. Mike adds thermal, radon, mold, or wood destroying insect review when the property gives him a reason to look closer.

Mike Seltzer writing notes during a home inspection

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Whole-home inspection

The base inspection is a roof-to-basement walkthrough with Mike on site, room for questions, and a photo-backed report after the appointment.

  • Roofing and exterior
  • Attic, basement, and structure
  • Electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and interiors

Most New Jersey buyers start here, often with radon. Mike confirms add-ons from the property, not a menu of every test by default.

Optional add-ons

When the house raises a specific risk.

Thermal imaging camera pointed inside a home

Thermal imaging

When moisture, insulation, or electrical clues need a closer look.

New Jersey DEP radon potential map showing high-risk counties in red

Radon testing

For indoor-air confidence in New Jersey's known radon zones.

Dark basement corner with stained foundation walls and moisture history

Mold inspection

When staining, odors, water history, or allergy concerns raise questions.

Termites moving through damaged wood

Wood destroying insects

When termites, carpenter ants, or wood damage could affect structure.

Field report

The report should help you decide, not just document defects.

Each finding should answer three questions fast: what Mike saw, why it matters, and what the next practical step should be.

Inspector SeltzerIllustrative finding
Dark basement with staining across a masonry foundation wall and service lines
Example 02 · BasementMasonry foundation wall

Review before closing

Staining points to repeated moisture exposure.

What Mike sees
Dark staining extends across the foundation wall around service lines and stored equipment.
Why it matters
A recurring moisture source can damage finishes and create conditions where mold grows.
Next practical step
Ask about water history, then evaluate drainage and moisture entry before closing.

Example format using field imagery. Client reports use property-specific photos, locations, and recommendations.

Clients remember what Mike caught and how clearly he explained it.

The strongest reviews describe decisions changed, repair costs avoided, and useful reports delivered on time.

  • “Mike was so thorough that the owners had no idea some of the problems with the house existed… The inspection was done on a Friday and we received the report on Sunday. As promised, a two day turn around!”

    Gina P.Homebuyer · 5.0
  • “Mike was very timely and thorough. He explained and pointed things out to me as we went through the inspection. The inspection report is detailed and easy to understand.”

    Alicia S.Homebuyer · 5.0

Ask Mike what your inspection should include.

Call for availability, pricing, and which tests make sense for the property type, age, and location. Prefer a written note? Use the form—Mike still gets it directly.

  1. Share the property details
  2. Confirm the right inspection mix
  3. Walk together; report within 48 hours

Send an inquiry

Include the property address, target date, and any tests you are considering.