Add to your inspection and save
Three packages that bundle the reports and testing most buyers add anyway. Every one of these can be bought on its own; in a package it costs less, and the saving grows with the tier.
Two reports
Home Essentials
"I want the inspection, plus what helps me negotiate with it."
$70
Add-on bundle price
Save $35- Repair Estimate Report
$80$60 - Permit History Report
$25$10 - Termite Inspection
- Home Warranties
- Home Maintenance Books
- Thermal Imaging
- Radon Testing
Five add-ons
Home Advantage
"Everything a buyer usually ends up wanting anyway."
$175
Add-on bundle price
Save $60- Repair Estimate Report
$80$60 - Permit History Report
$25$10 - Termite Inspection
$75$65 - Home Warranties
$30$25 - Home Maintenance Books
$25$15 - Thermal Imaging
- Radon Testing
All seven add-ons
Home Enhanced
"Tell me everything there is to know about this house."
$335
Add-on bundle price
Save $150- Repair Estimate Report
$80$40 - Permit History Report
$25Free - Termite Inspection
$80$75 - Home Warranties
$30Free - Home Maintenance Books
$25Free - Thermal Imaging $25 off
- Radon Testing $170
Package prices shown are for add-on services only and do not include the cost of the home inspection, which is quoted by property size and type. More on each package.
What happens, start to finish
You book the visit, we inspect the property, and the written report follows in 24 to 48 hours.
Step 01
You book the inspection
Choose a date and time online, or call and the office will set it up with you. Radon, mold, termite and water quality testing are separate services that can be added to the same appointment, so it stays one visit.
Step 02
We inspect the whole property
The inspector works the structure and every major system, roof to foundation, following the InterNACHI Standards of Practice. Every finding is photographed, explained in plain language and rated by severity. You are welcome to attend for as much of it as you like.
Step 03
You get the report
Most reports are delivered in 24 to 48 hours, as a PDF you can share with your agent, attorney or contractor, and every one is peer-reviewed before it goes out. Add a Repair Estimate Report and each item comes back with a cost, two business days later.
Every report opens with an executive summary
- Safety concernsListed first, so you see them first
- Major defectsWhat is likely to cost real money
- Maintenance itemsWhat to keep an eye on
- Informational notesContext on the house and its systems
Informed Decisions
Why Have a Residential Home Inspection?
An accurate, unbiased picture of the home's condition lets you make an informed decision about one of the largest purchases of your life, and protects you from unseen, costly repairs.
Buying a home
Most purchase agreements include an inspection contingency. Your report gives you and your agent a clear list of safety concerns, major defects and maintenance items to negotiate from, and a Repair Estimate Report adds a cost estimate for each item within two business days of your inspection report.
Selling a home
A pre-listing inspection surfaces repairs before buyers do, so you can price the home accurately and avoid surprises at the negotiating table.
Owning a home
An annual maintenance inspection catches small problems while they are still small, and keeps the systems you rely on every day in good working order.