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Buying a home? - Armed with a home inspection report, you can negotiate with the seller to repair, reduce sales price or cancel the contract!

Selling a home? - A home inspection can be very useful to find problems BEFORE buyer home inspectors do and prevent cancelled contracts or lost money on the deal! Having a recent home inspection report to show buyers also increases their confidence in making an offer!

Need to make a home warranty claim? - You'll need a home warranty inspection. Having a home inspection report from a licensed home inspector will validate your claim with the home builder, insurance or warranty company!

Either way, you need a quality home inspection to catch as many problems as possible that could potentially cost you thousands or derail an accepted offer

You've come to the right place! The home inspection covers these systems...


Roof


Foundation


Walls | Ceilings | Floors


Plumbing


Electrical


Cooling - Heating



Ancillary Home Inspection Services

Termites | Wood Destroying Insects



Thermographic Scan



Foundation / Elevation Measurements



Water TDS Testing




 

Bobby Schultz
Manager - Central Texas Region
Texas License# 21782


 
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