Can I be present at the inspection?
Yes, we encourage your participation to the extent you would like. If you can attend, you will learn more about the house, helping you more precisely evaluate each issue unveiled by the inspection. If you cannot be there for the entire inspection, you might get a lot of useful information if you come near the end of the real estate inspection.
How long does a real estate or home inspection take?
The normal inspecton takes about two hours for smaller houses or condos, and up to all day for very large houses.
Do you provide a written report?
Yes, we create your inspection report containing pictures on a computer, and email it to you in pdf format. This is the most common digital format and almost all computers are already configured to open this report format.
How do I pay for the inspection?
We take checks, credit cards and cash at the inspection. Or, you can mail a check,or pay online from this website.
Who does the Inspector work for?
Our inspection is for you. You have hired us,so our responsibility is to provide to you the best professional opinions concerning the functional condition of the house and any defects or concerns we may have.
When should I have an inspection?
As soon as you have a contract. Many Texas property contracts have a short period of time, the Option Period, that is designed to give you time to determine the condition of the property. Ask your real estate agent about what steps to take if significant issues are uncovered during the inspection that you did not anticipate.
