Price list for Houston home inspections and roof inspections with further information on what is involved.

Home inspection including structure, electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling, built-in appliances, and lawn sprinkler including a re-inspection
up to 2500 square feet           $250.00
2501 to 2750 square feet        $275.00
2751 to 3000 square feet        $300.00
3001 to 3250 square feet        $325.00
3251 to 3501 square feet       $350.00
so $25 for each additional 250 square feet

Roof Inspections                                $85.00

(roof inspections are part of home inspections; this is the price if you only want the roof inspected)

A single system inspection (structure, electrical, plumbing, or heating and cooling)  $150.00

 

Why should you hire me:

My reports include advice to make your home more energy efficient and water efficient. I am involved with sustainable, green building community to learn of the latest trends to pass that knowledge on to you.

I spend the time to ensure everything is found. A typical inspection lasts from three to four hours.

I provide the information you need on the report (no fluff to make a longer report), but I am a wealth of information (look at this site)

I am a reasonably priced home inspector in the Houston area. I do not think that you should have to pay more than a fair price.

I am there to help you. I work for you. I am not going to scare you about real estate agents or builders or whoever else. We all need to work in a professional manner to help you into the home that is right for you.

Click here to write me, or fill out the form below if you are looking for a quote, or you can call 713.781.6090. Note: Inspections can sometimes be scheduled within two days of request, but due to the number of inspections, this number frequently goes up to seven days. Typically, I respond to emails asking for advice around 4am to 6am each day.

You can also use this form if you just have questions about your home.

The specifics for a standard inspection by looking at each system are detailed in posts in this section, which will also provide you with information to help you through the process of purchasing a home. If you are interested in only having one section of your home inspected, you will be able to find out about the inspection process in that section. These posts will give you a good bit of knowledge on the inspection process, but going to the category entitled “For the Real Estate Investor” will give you much more data, so you can look for some areas of concern on your own.

This page will give you information on roof inspections as well as information about your roof.

This page will give you information on foreclosure inspections as well as information about your foreclosures.

 

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