DALLAS FT WORTH HOME INSPECTION SERVICES
Buyer's Inspection
After you find the perfect home, the next step is have it inspected by a professional. A good home inspection helps to protect you from the expense of unexpected repairs after you move in and gives you peace of mind as you enter into what is most likely one of the biggest investments of your life. Using our proprietary "1000 Point Inspection Checklist" your inspector will identify defects and potential problem areas that are apparent throughout the home, adhering to a standard that far exceeds the requirements of the Texas Real Estate Commission as well as state and national home inspection associations. This information will be an enormous help to you when it comes time to negotiate with the seller. In many cases, the seller will make repairs or lower the sale price of the home in an amount that exceeds the cost of the inspection! In addition, your inspection report can serve as a guide for addressing the routine maintenance and repairs of your new home. With all that, can you think of a reason not to have us perform your home inspection?
Seller's Inspection
If you are a selling a home, having a home inspection performed before you list it can be of great benefit. By identifying any problems that exist within the home and having them repaired ahead of time, you can save the excess cost of last minute repairs, lowered property value, and lost sales opportunities.
New Construction Inspection
Just because a house is new does not mean that it is without problems. Homebuilders use subcontractors to complete much of the work and often do not have the manpower to check all of the work that they do. As a result, many defects in new construction can go unnoticed by the builder. Inspectors from local governments are only concerned with enforcing building codes, and once they are satisfied that the builder has met the minimum requirements their job is done. Having an inspection done before you close by an inspector that you hire is just as important as if you were buying an older home.
Warranty Inspection
Defects in materials and craftsmanship that may not be apparent when the home is new can show up within the first year. Having your home inspected by a professional before the warranty on your home expires helps to identify problems before they become your responsibility. Call us before you are within two months of the end of your warranty to schedule the inspection.
Partial System Inspection
If you are a homeowner who needs a professional evaluation before or after hiring a contractor to conduct repairs or remodels, our partial system inspections are a great way to save money. Unlike the contractor’s opinion our evaluation will not be biased by the potential for future income from the project, and in many cases the information you receive will more than pay for itself by helping you to avoid unnecessary or improper repairs. If you are an experienced seller or buyer a Partial System Inspection can be an economical alternative to the typical home inspection; however, we do not recommend this for most homebuyers. Some examples of a Partial System Inspection are: Foundation; Roof; HVAC and Water Heaters; Plumbing System; Electrical System; etc.
Pool and Spa (Hot Tub) Inspections
Whether as part of our Home Inspection Service or if you are in need of a professional evaluation for the safety and enjoyment of your existing pool or spa, our inspections are performed to the standards of the National Swimming Pool Foundation by a Certified Pool Inspector. With the safety of your family in mind, don’t settle for anything less. Many home inspectors do not carry this certification and many pool service companies do not “inspect” your pool as part of their routine maintenance.
Contact us today for a free consultation with an experienced home inspector that will tailor a home inspection quote based on your specific needs!