BOOK AN INSPECTION
BAY AREA RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL BUILDING INSPECTIONS FOR OVER 30 YEARS
SERVICE, EXPERIENCE, PROFESSIONALISM SINCE 1982.
One of the oldest residential and commercial inspection firms in California, inspecting homes and commercial buildings in the Greater San Francisco Bay Area, including Oakland, Berkeley, Richmond, Albany, El Cerrito, San Francisco, San Rafael, Benicia, Walnut Creek, Concord, Castro Valley, San Leandro and Hayward to name a few. JMC Building Inspections assures you will receive a thorough, detailed inspection of your home or commercial property. Having performed over 10,000 building inspections in the San Francisco Bay Area since 1982, we are very familiar with building issues typical of properties in the Bay Area region. We have built a solid reputation in the East Bay and have excellent references among property owners, Realtors®, and other professionals.
BOOK AN INSPECTIONOur building inspection qualifications Include:
- Certified members of ASHI (American Society of Home Inspectors)
- Certified members of CREIA (California Real Estate Inspection Association)
- Registered DOE Home Energy Score Assessor
- Certified International Code Council inspector
- Certified as an Oakland City Soft Story Evaluator
- Certified by Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG) for Earthquake Evaluations
- 2011 Affiliate of the Year Award Recipient from the Berkeley Association of Realtors
BUILDING INSPECTIONS BLOG – LATEST POSTS
John McComas Retirement
As of January 2020, John McComas will be fully retired. We say "fully retired" because he's been "semi-retired" for many years now, as he has helped us with consultations and walkthroughs. John founded JMC inspections [...]
Where to Install Carbon Monoxide Alarms
Most people know that carbon monoxide alarms are important and save lives, but many are confused about where they should be installed. It can be tricky, since the manufacturer’s recommendations, state, and local requirements often [...]
Where to Install Smoke Alarms
Everyone knows that smoke alarms are important and save lives, but many are confused about where they should be installed. It can be tricky, since the manufacturer's recommendations, state, and local requirements often don't agree. [...]
