Choosing the right home inspector can be almost as important as choosing the right home. Why? Because many homes - even new ones - have defects that you may not notice. A skilled Home Inspection Professional however, has the training and experience needed to look for visual signs of defects in your new home.
These defects, if not detected and repaired prior to closing, can cost you, the new homeowner, thousands of dollars in repair bills. Attend the inspection along with us. If you are not satisfied with the quality of the inspection, tell the Inspector before receiving your report and we'll either make it right, or there will be no charge.
These defects, if not detected and repaired prior to closing, can cost you, the new homeowner, thousands of dollars in repair bills. Attend the inspection along with us. If you are not satisfied with the quality of the inspection, tell the Inspector before receiving your report and we'll either make it right, or there will be no charge.
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Why Use Us
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At Holmes Inspection Company, we check over 497 items during the average home inspection. We've combined the best features of a narrative and checklist format to give you an easy to read report that is user friendly and delivered on site to expedite your closing.
The inspection report includes a 250-page manual on a CD-ROM that includes sections on maintenance, home repairs, repair costs, life-cycles, and shows diagrams and pictures of many conditions or problems discussed in the report.
The inspection report includes a 250-page manual on a CD-ROM that includes sections on maintenance, home repairs, repair costs, life-cycles, and shows diagrams and pictures of many conditions or problems discussed in the report.
Our Guarantee
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At Holmes Inspection Company, we offer a simple, no fine print guarantee. We're not satisfied unless you are. Attend the inspection and if for any reason you're not satisfied with the "Quality" of the home inspection report, tell the Inspector before receiving your report and we'll either make it right, or you don't pay the home inspection fee!
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Question: Is the inspector a CRI (Certified Real Estate Inspector) of NAHI (National Association of Home Inspectors) or a Certified Member of ASHI(R) (American Society of Home Inspectors)?
Answer: NAHI and ASHI are the only nationally recognized Professional Associations for Home Inspectors that require proctored testing, peer reviews, continuing education, extensive cross training in all of a homes mechanical and structural components, and the completion of 250 Whole House Inspections prior to becoming a CRI or Certified Member.
Answer: NAHI and ASHI are the only nationally recognized Professional Associations for Home Inspectors that require proctored testing, peer reviews, continuing education, extensive cross training in all of a homes mechanical and structural components, and the completion of 250 Whole House Inspections prior to becoming a CRI or Certified Member.
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