All of our home inspectors are dually certified to conduct home inspections AND termite inspections. And our termite inspections absolutely include an ODAFF Report.

Traditionally, the home buyer pays for the home inspection during the purchasing process. The buyer will decide, along with recommendations from their Realtor who will perform the home inspection, as well as what type of inspection is best suited for the property type and lending requirements.

This is an excellent question, and one of great debate. Ultimately, how the real estate purchasing process goes should be entirely up to the buyer…

Homeowners, how long would you say a relationship with a service professional lasts? Unfortunately, most of the time the relationship ends when the service has been satisfied. Well, we think this is a huge flaw in the service industry. Homeowners especially, ought to be able to have ongoing dialogue with a consistent service professional for an extended time following the service. After all, something is likely to come up, something is likely to go wrong, and you’ll want to continue the conversation from where you last left off. Restarting that conversation with a new professional is exhausting and annoying.

The number one question we’re asked is, “how much does a home inspection cost?” And let’s face it, homebuyers want the answer to this question without pushy sales and nagging texts and emails. We believe in upfront pricing without pushy sales!