CT Pro Inspection LLC

Name: CT Pro Inspection LLC
Address: Columbia, CT, 06237, US
Telephone: +18603775242

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Move in with confidence. At CT Pro Inspection, we are a multi inspector firm. Our inspectors are InterNACHI Certified and held to the highest industry standards.

We carefully inspect every inch of the property including all structural, electrical, air conditioning system, plumbing, and more. Our home inspections are both thorough and detailed. With quality color photos in every home inspection report, we strive to make sure you understand every item of your report so that you can move with confidence!

10/29/2026

A washing machine may vibrate more with a poorly balanced load, especially when heavy items gather on one side. Use the appliance's loading instructions and avoid overfilling it. Persistent movement despite normal loading deserves service attention. Routine laundry habits and an equipment problem are different issues, so the response should fit what is actually happening.

10/26/2026

Where ground-fault protection is required, the protective device needs to function—not merely look like the right kind of outlet. A home inspector evaluates accessible electrical conditions and explains concerns found during the inspection. Follow manufacturer guidance for routine testing and have a qualified electrician address faults; a working light or appliance does not establish that every protective feature is functioning.

10/22/2026

Movement at a toilet's base deserves a plumber's attention rather than repeated tightening by guesswork. The cause may involve the attachment, floor or seal, and ignoring it can allow a problem to continue. Keep the area dry and arrange evaluation if the fixture moves or there are signs of leakage around its base.

10/19/2026

Damage around a door frame can affect how securely a door fits and closes. A home inspector looks at accessible interior conditions and explains concerns such as deterioration, loose components or a poor fit. Covering a damaged area with trim or paint may improve appearance without addressing why the condition matters.

10/15/2026

A clean lint screen is one part of caring for a dryer, not proof that the entire exhaust path is clear. Follow the appliance manufacturer's cleaning guidance and have performance concerns evaluated appropriately. Longer drying times should not simply become the new normal, and concealed exhaust sections may require professional attention.

10/12/2026

A home inspector may operate accessible heating equipment using its normal controls when conditions permit. The observation helps describe the system at that visit; it does not replace a specialist's service or prove performance under every outdoor condition. Inspection findings and maintenance records each contribute different information.

10/08/2026

The cabinet base under a kitchen sink is worth a quick visual check when the space is safely accessible. Look for swelling, a fresh water mark, or belongings that repeatedly feel damp. Note whether the mark appears near a fitting or elsewhere in the cabinet, then keep a dated photo if it changes. Persistent moisture deserves evaluation rather than an assumption about its source.

10/05/2026

A ceiling stain is a reason to ask questions during a home inspection, not a diagnosis by itself. Its size, location, nearby fixtures, and whether the surface feels visibly changed all add context to the observation. A photo in the inspection report helps identify exactly which spot needs follow-up. The source may be elsewhere, so avoid assuming the stain tells the full story.

10/01/2026

Seasonal checks help prevent small issues from becoming costly. Walk the perimeter to confirm gutters drain freely, downspouts direct water away from foundations, and visible sealants at trim and windows remain intact. Share one simple seasonal task you do to keep your exterior in good condition.

09/28/2026

Visual flashing problems often show as streaks, gaps at window corners, or loose flashing edges. From ground level, note discoloration, stains below flashing lines, or visible fasteners that appear corroded. Post a short note about what you observed on an exterior detail — collective observations help others spot similar issues.

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Columbia, CT
06237

Telephone

+18603775242

Website

http://www.ctproinspection.com/

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