• Homebuyer’s pre-closing inspections
  Sometimes referred to as a "general home inspection”, these are booked prior to closing on either brand new or existing housing. The inspection covers hundreds of components in the home and includes a written report clearly outlining safety concerns and the current condition of the home. The report gives buyers the information they need to make the best decision and prepare for future maintenance. 
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• Home seller’s pre-listing inspections
  This is a general home inspection completed prior to listing or selling the home to give current owners an idea of maintenance items to address. A pre-listing inspection also helps develop confidence among prospective buyers regarding the condition of the home and reduce time spent in contract negotiation because an unbiased, independent inspector has reviewed all major systems.
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• New construction phase/draw inspections
  These inspections are completed for homeowners or construction lenders during the construction process. HBB inspects the home at various stages of the building process as part of the quality assurance checks and to allow the release of the next phase of funding. Timing and reports for these inspections are customized to fit the needs of the client.
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• Commercial building inspections
  Many times, commercial buyers will purchase property unseen. A property inspection helps determine the current condition and potential maintenance or safety issues. Following the inspection, HBB will provide a written report complete with photos documenting all major building systems, components and conditions.
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• New home builder’s warranty inspections
  Most brand-new home builders provide homeowners with a 12-month Builder’s Warranty. Ordering an inspection before the warranty expires gives the homeowner a professionally-prepared report to go over with the builder addressing possible issues. If repairs are not needed, it provides peace of mind regarding the quality of the new home.
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• Employee relocation home inspections
  Time is generally of the essence when a family is relocated for business purposes. Prior to beginning negotiations for purchase of a home, relocation companies generally order a home inspection to determine the need for repair and maintenance. 

I know that choosing the right home inspector is not the easiest thing you will ever do--unless you have a referral from someone you can trust, you are just going off what you can read about the inspector, or what they tell you in conversations with them. And I know that it can be hard to trust someone that you never met. Most likely you won’t meet your inspector until you are at the house that you want to buy. Different inspectors will give you different offers, or give you different prices, most of which will be pretty close to one another. The main thing you should remember (and I can’t stress this enough) is to get someone who has extensive knowledge in building a house. Because if you think about it, how can you tell if something is wrong if you don’t know how it should be?

I promise that if you choose my service to do your home inspection, I will perform the inspection as if it were my own house and putting out the money to buy it. I will make you feel comfortable about your decision to purchase the house of your dreams. I will inspect everything that is accessible and visible to me and help you understand the problems that could mean to you in decision-making. I promise that by the end of the inspection, you will wonder why you ever had a thought of not getting a home inspector.