How do I find a competent inspector?

You should look for a Professional Real Estate Inspector who is licensed by the Texas Real Estate Commission.  These inspectors must follow codified standards of practice, compiled by the Commission, to assist homeowners and home buyers in identifying defects which may represent safety hazards.

How long does an inspection take?

For a 2000 square foot home you can generally expect it to take about 3 hours to inspect.

Do I have to be present at the inspection?

No you don't, but it is a good opportunity to speak with the inspector about any significant issue's he may have uncovered.  It is also a good chance to ask any questions you may have about specific systems or features of the home.

What will the inspector provide me with when the inspection is completed?

The inspector will give you a written report that describes which items and systems in the home are deficient.  The report is very detailed and easy to understand.

When will I receive the inspection report?

The morning following the inspection.  Typically our clients prefer to have the report emailed to them, bet we can fax or send it via postal mail as well.

What does an inspector generally charge for these services?

It depends on the size and age of the home, please contact us for a quote on your home.  Choosing an inspector however should never be a fee-based decision.  The quality of the inspection should be your foremost concern when entering into a transaction of this magnitude.

Do I need an inspector if I am buying a new home?

Most definitely.  An inspector is a valuable ally of yours when evaluating the quality of the work of the home builder.

Why should I use a privately-owned inspection company for a new home, doesn't the city have inspector's that do that?

City inspectors may be required to perform an inspection of your new home, depending on where the home is built.  City inspectors however are limited in the amount of time they have to devote to inspecting a new home.

My one-year builder warranty is about to expire, can you help me identify a list of items that the builder should address before this happens?

If you've purchased a home within the past year, you have no doubt encountered some problems you feel the builder should address.  Whether it be the mechanical integrity of a system or a potential structural issue... we can help.  We'll perform a complete evaluation of your home and provide you with a detailed written report itemizing what we find.  A report that you can give directly to the builder.  In many cases, we discover issues that should have been addressed before you finalized the original purchase of the home.

Inspections Now, Inc.
Kingwood, TX 77339
Local: (281) 635-5318
Fax: (866) 275-5147
jfleet@inspectionsnow.net

 Texas Real Estate Commission Licenses #8674 and #8754

     
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