Top-Rated Home Inspection in
Atlanta, GA

Christopher Boykin of Foresight Home Inspections is widely regarded as one of the best home inspectors serving Atlanta, GA. As a Certified Master Inspector (CMI) through InterNACHI — the highest professional designation in the industry — Christopher brings unmatched expertise to every inspection. Foresight sends two certified inspectors on every job, ensuring nothing is missed. Every inspection includes a $10,000 Elite Master Inspection Warranty for total peace of mind.

Home inspection pricing in Atlanta starts at $315+ for a standard buyer's inspection and $365+ for a pre-listing seller's inspection. New construction inspections start at $355+, and 11-month warranty inspections start at $335+. Pricing varies based on the home's square footage, age, foundation type, and any add-on services such as radon testing ($175), termite/WDO inspection ($100-$175), or pool evaluation ($125). Visit our instant quote page for a personalized price in seconds. Every inspection includes our $10,000 warranty at no extra cost.

Look for a Certified Master Inspector (CMI) — the highest credential from InterNACHI. Foresight Home Inspections exceeds this standard with a unique dual-inspector model: two certified inspectors are on every job, so coverage is thorough and nothing slips through the cracks. We also use advanced thermal imaging to detect hidden moisture, insulation gaps, and electrical hotspots. All findings follow InterNACHI Standards of Practice, and our recommendation language complies with industry guidelines.

Yes! Because Christopher Boykin holds the Certified Master Inspector® designation, every Foresight inspection in Atlanta comes with the $10,000 Elite Master Inspection Warranty at no additional cost. Coverage includes up to $2,250 each for major appliances, structural components, and major mechanicals (HVAC, electrical, plumbing), plus up to $2,250 for mold remediation and $1,000 for roof leak protection — all with a $0 deductible. The warranty is valid for 90 days from closing or 120 days from the inspection date, whichever comes first.

Yes — Foresight Home Inspections offers professional radon gas testing in Atlanta as an add-on service for $175. Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States and is completely odorless and invisible. Our testing uses a continuous 48-hour professional diagnostic monitor that provides highly accurate readings. The EPA recommends radon testing for every home purchase, regardless of location. You can add radon testing to any inspection package through our instant quote page.

Yes — we offer Official Georgia Wood Destroying Organism (WDO) inspections in Atlanta through our licensed pest control partners. Termite and WDO inspections are critical in Georgia's warm, humid climate where subterranean termites are highly active. Pricing starts at $100 for slab foundations, $125 for basements, and $175 for crawlspaces. The inspection produces an Official Georgia Wood Infestation Report, which is often required by lenders at closing.

Absolutely. New construction inspections in Atlanta start at $355+ and are one of our most requested services. Even brand-new homes have issues — municipal code inspectors are often overloaded and can miss details. Our dual-inspector team checks the foundation, framing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, insulation, grading, and final finishes. We also offer pre-drywall inspections so you can catch structural issues before they're hidden behind walls. Visit our quote page for exact pricing based on your home's size.

Thermal imaging (infrared camera technology) is included in every Foresight inspection at no extra charge. In Atlanta homes, our FLIR thermal cameras detect hidden moisture intrusion behind walls and ceilings, missing or damaged insulation, electrical hotspots that could be fire hazards, HVAC duct leaks, and plumbing leaks beneath floors. These are problems completely invisible to the naked eye that could cost thousands to repair if undiscovered. This advanced technology is a standard part of our dual-inspector approach.