TREC #9015 • TREC#8991

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. What is a home inspection?
  2. How long does a Home inspection normally take?
  3. Why can I not receive my report at the time of inspection?
  4. When do I pay and what methods of payment do you accept?
  5. Why should I have my property inspected?
  6. What components are inspected?
  7. Is termite inspection included?
  8. What are your credentials? Can I trust you?
  9. What is a home inspection?
    A home inspection is a non-invasive, non-destructive, visual inspection of a home and its systems and components.
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    How long does a Home inspection normally take?
    Most inspections take between 2 to 4 hours. Every home is different meaning that it is nearly impossible to give an exact time frame. What we can tell you is that we are meticulous in our inspection process and our attention to detail is second to none.
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    Why can I not receive my report at the time of inspection?
    We pride ourselves in being as complete and detailed as possible. In order to provide you the best possible service we choose attention to detail over on-site reports. Our binded reports are something you can be proud of and reference back to from time to time. Purchasing a home is a big deal and we are not doing our job if we rush through a report without being as complete as we need to be. Our service is second to none.
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    When do I pay and what methods of payment do you accept?
    Payment is due at the time of inspection and we accept all major credit cards, cash, and check.
     
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    Why should I have my property inspected?
    The main goal of a home inspection is to give you, an effective way to evaluate the current condition of a property before closing. In other words, home inspections minimize risk for both buyer and seller.
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    What components are inspected?
    We provide a complete examination of your home which includes but is not limited to the following items:
    • Type of foundation and condition
    • Grading and drainage around the home
    • Type and condition of the roof
    • Type and condition of the attic and roof structure
    • Type of exterior and interior doors and windows
    • Interior and exterior walls
    • Ceilings and floors
    • Fireplace and chimney
    • Porches, decks and attached carports
    • The electrical system
    • The mechanical system (HVAC)
    • The plumbing system
    • Ducts and vents
    • Drains, wastes and vents
    • Water heaters, Whirlpool tubs
    • Dishwashers
    • Food waste disposers
    • Range hoods
    • Ranges, ovens and cook-tops
    • Microwaves and trash compactors
    • Bathroom exhaust fans
    • Garage doors
    • Door bells
    • Dryer vents
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    Is termite inspection included?
    We will set up a termite and wood destroying insect inspection at your request.
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    What are your credentials? Can I trust you?
    In addition to being licensed by the state of Texas as home inspectors, we are affiliate members of the Greater Fort Worth Association of Realtors (GFWAR). We are also fully insured with E & O and liability insurance. We pride ourselves on serving our customers with integrity in addition to providing expertise at a great value.
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