Today’s Inspector

In today’s market it is getting easier to find inspectors because there are so many weekend warriors or part-timers. Unfortunately, many are going out of business or barely hanging on. Many have dropped every expense including insurance and have a part-time job, completing inspections as they can on weekends or evenings to bring in extra money.

Add to this the massive influx of foreclosure inspectors beginning to advertise inspection services, many of which are contracted to conduct drive by inspections on behalf of lenders and banks – services that do not meet typical standards to be considered a home inspection. Many sound great over the phone, have excellent web sites, a professional report and much more.

In all, it is getting more confusing every day to choose an inspector with CONFIDENCE. How can the average consumer tell the difference? Where does this leave you: Out in the open and completely vulnerable to selecting an inexperienced, under-qualified or uninsured company if you don’t ask the right questions.

To compound the problem you face, real estate agents are becoming more and more reluctant to refer an inspection company because many have experienced the fallout of an inspector that has either gone out of business or has no insurance. You must be cautions and choose an inspection company that has proven the test of time and is financially stable in today’s market.

You must be cautions and choose an inspection company that has proven the test of time and financially stable in today’s market.

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Some companies may be a little more expensive than others, but what is more important to you: The cost of one missed defect big or small, or peace of mind?