If you are looking for the most detailed home inspection and reports in North Carolina's Triangle region, look no further. Since opening our doors in 2006, Sure Sight Home Inspection has earned the trust and praise of local home buyers, builders, and real estate sales professionals.
Over the years our clients have saved millions in repair costs based on our inspection findings, from new Energy Star homes with no insulation, to "renovated" homes that have shiny new interior finishes and fixtures with rotted and sinking structures underneath.
Over the years our clients have saved millions in repair costs based on our inspection findings, from new Energy Star homes with no insulation, to "renovated" homes that have shiny new interior finishes and fixtures with rotted and sinking structures underneath.
Services
Request an Inspection
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A full home inspection usually begins at 8:30 a.m. as the inspection can take 3-5 hours onsite. We will follow up with you via email upon receipt of your information to give a price quote and set up your appointment. The inspection covers the main house structure and attached garages. Are there any detached structures such as detached garages or guest house you would like inspected?
Meet the Inspector
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Matthew Bartels is Sure Sight Home Inspection's owner and sole inspector. Matt brings more than fifteen years of experience in the home inspection field and a passion for ensuring that home buyers are well-informed as they make one of the most important purchases of their lifetimes. A native of Maryland, Matt began his home inspection career serving the Washington, DC metropolitan area.
Inspector’s Toolbag
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The only tools required to perform a home inspection to meet the standards of practice in North Carolina are a 4' step ladder, flashlight and screwdriver. While some home inspectors settle for meeting the minimum standard, Sure Sight Home Inspection uses the latest in diagnostic tools to ensure that the homes we inspect are safe and in good repair.
Types of Inspection
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Whether you're purchasing a new home, preparing your existing home for sale, or seeking a better understanding of your existing home, Sure Sight Home Inspection has you covered. A full home inspection complies with the standards of practice set forth by the North Carolina Home Inspector Licensure Board and includes a written report of the inspector's findings.
Pre-drywall inspection
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A Sure Sight Home Inspection pre-drywall inspection is an important part of the home building process. The rapid and ever-increasing population growth in the Triangle region has been stretching builders, contractors, and local building authorities who issue the building permits to their limits as they struggle to keep up with demand.
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