Mason Inspection Services - Montpelier's Expert HVAC Repair

During a standard home inspection, we check the condensate drain line on your HVAC system as part of our HVAC assessment. We look for signs of current or past clogs, like water stains or corrosion in the drain pan or nearby areas. Identifying this common local issue early can prevent water damage, mold growth in your crawlspace or walls, and potential system failure, saving you from costly repairs.

Yes. While a home inspection isn't a specialized air quality test, we assess key factors that contribute to poor indoor air quality common in our area. We check ventilation systems, look for signs of moisture intrusion or mold growth that can release spores, and inspect the condition of HVAC filters and ductwork. Our report highlights potential concerns so you can address them to improve your home's air.

Absolutely. We pay special attention to HVAC systems in all homes, especially older ones where wear and tear is more likely. We operate the system to check its performance, inspect visible ductwork, examine the furnace and air conditioner components, and assess the condensate drainage—a frequent issue here. Our goal is to give you a clear picture of the system's condition and any needed repairs or maintenance.