Best Commercial Real Estate Inspector Gilbert Near Me

4worldlovers: The problem with the home inspection industry is that it's full of home inspectors:) I've seen the mavericks and know-it-all's who love bare minimums, code minimums, state minimums, national minimums - all the minimums.

Hi I'm Curtis Kloc and I run circles around those inspectors. As a tri-athlete, I could literally run circles around them, but our reports and capabilities leave other inspectors in the dust - also literally. I've got the bullet points on the resume to go with my tenacity. I'm licensed in multiple states, licensed for commercial, mold, and licensed with the EPA for asbestos and lead paint. My teams work hand in hand with brokers, real estate agents, insurance companies and environmental engineering firms to deliver industry leading inspections.

We offer all the services you could need: termites, pools, lead paint, mold, air quality, radon, sewer scopes, and more.

Our services offer the latest technology to see things other inspectors only wish they offered: Thermal cameras, drones, videos in the reports, and carbon monoxide detectors. The reports are color-coded for ease of use. You get extra reports, like recalls on the appliances and property history reports. There's so much included, it's kinda ridiculous.

Inspections Over Coffee is your Phoenix home inspection team. I've has been in real estate inspections since the mid-2000s and have participated in more than 10,000 real estate transactions personally, and my franchise teams perform 1000's of home inspections for happy clients every year. Formerly in the US Navy, I worked at nuclear power plants, performing nuclear chemistry and radiological controls.

So now that you've got the vibe of what it's like to work with us, we'll share the "why" you should choose to trust us. The Phoenix, AZ team has experience with 1000's of residential homes of all types, sewer scopes, radon, mold, asbestos, lead paint, and commercial buildings of all kinds, including high rises, 600-unit apartment buildings with elevators, and 50,000 square foot casino along with fire and life safety, green building and ADA requirements, and everything in-between.​

The final cost the home inspection is usually determined by how many different services you get and by the size of the house. If you only get a home inspection, it is usually based on the size of the house and typically ranges from $300 to $500 for an average size house, larger homes may, of course be more. But a home inspection is not exhaustive or all inclusive. When people are buying a new house in Phoenix or the surrounding areas, many times they add a termite inspection, which is performed by a pest control licensee and will typically range between $50-$100. Other ancillary services homebuyer's may choose to add their home inspection might include, a sewer scope, which is typically $200-$400, a pool inspection which is typically $75-$150, and maybe other air quality testing, like radon, mold, ozone, etc. which might be another $300 to $400. All of these prices may fluctuate based on the need of a specific home, the size of the home, etc.

More than 95% of the time, the home buyer will pay for the inspection at the time of inspection, typically before they receive the inspection report. A small percentage of time, a relative, a real estate agent, or the inspection fee can be paid at escrow. These scenarios are outside of the norm, and would have to be agreed-upon with the home inspection company.

The home inspector does not pass or fail a home. A home inspector should act like a 'Home Buyer Advisor,' very much like if you were to get a used car looked and inspected at prior to purchasing it. There are no rules in a real estate transaction that anyone has to fix anything at all. The home inspection ensures that a buyer is not buying a house with problems, unknowingly. The keyword is unknowingly.

There are no rules that state a buyer or a seller has to do anything with the house just because it is changing ownership. That does not mean that there will not be times where a home inspector finds problems that nobody wants to fix and the buyer will move on from buying the house. Old homes do not need to be brought up to current code, just because it is being sold. Many home inspectors mistakenly quote code, which is inappropriate in a real estate transaction.

4worldlovers: Great experience with the entire team. I have used Checklist previously which is my main reason to use them again. Our inspector Brian was very thorough and informative. It was easy to tell he is very knowledgeable, and was early for our … More

We were very pleased with our home inspection. The inspector was thorough, knowledgeable and helpful. We would recommend and use Checklist again.

Our inspector Brian was very thorough and very knowledgeable. I felt 100% confident in his final inspection of our future home, we will definitely use their services again!

Joe Shattuck was the inspector for my proposed home in Sun City. His professionalism and in depth explanation of the home and property was unmatched.

First time homebuyer and you guys made this process so user friendly! Detailed report and easy to read and convey!

Joe was great and Kathy in the office went out of her way to ensure we obtained all the right services.

4worldlovers: We offer professional home inspection services to Phoenix and the surrounding region, including Maricopa, Florence, Goodyear, Mesa, Casa Grande, Tempe, and Queen Creek.

Valley Home Inspections is a veteran-owned business that firmly believes in giving it our all every time we inspect a home. We’re simply not happy with the bare minimum—instead, we exceed the highest standards in order to provide a home or commercial inspection you can depend on without hesitation. Contact us today to request an inspection.

We offer a free WDO/Termite Inspection to active-duty military, veterans, and first responders. Weekend appointments are available by request. Online payments are accepted.