The inspection on average takes two to four hours, but depending on the size of the house, it may take longer. And typically, it takes no longer than 24 hours to receive the inspector’s findings/report.

Yes—buyers are encouraged to attend the inspection whenever possible. Being onsite gives you the opportunity to see the home firsthand and discuss findings directly with the inspector. This allows for more detailed explanations and insights. If you are unable to be present, this is okay as well. The inspection report will still be plenty sufficient. 

Several factors influence the cost of a home inspection. For example, a standard 4-point insurance inspection without wind mitigation starts at $225, while full home inspections begin at $350. The final price depends on variables such as the home’s size, location, age, and any additional ancillary services requested.

Absolutely! Maintaining our continuing education requirements and membership with the InterNACHI (International Association of Certified Home Inspectors) is crucial to our business. You can click the InterNACHI logo located on the home page, to verify our inspector’s credentials. InterNACHI mandates yearly tests for its members to ensure the they are up to date on the latest information in the home inspection business.