Keith, Kent Inspector - Green Tag Inspections

read moreSeveral years ago, a professional home inspector and a successful entrepreneur got together and asked a simple question: "How can we improve the home inspection experience?" Based on this brainstorming session, they founded HouseCheck. A new kind of home inspection company. Dedicated to making the inspection process easier, more reliable - and even enjoyable - for people across America. We're building a team of the industry's finest, most qualified home inspectors. We're also providing home buyers and sellers with information and resources to guide them in their search for the right home inspector.

read moreWhen HouseCheck set out to become America's premier government services home inspection and testing service, we knew what we had to do: Raise the bar.

read moreFor a growing number of home buyers, there's a simple and straightforward answer to this important question: Hire a HouseCheck Home Inspector. To make a fully informed decision on one of the most important choices you will ever make, put HouseCheck to the test. Learn what makes HouseCheck the preferred home inspection service for buyers like you, right here. That's why it's so important to contract with a home inspector who brings a high level of experience, knowledge, and impartiality to the inspection.

read moreThere are many advantages to ensuring that your house is ready to sell before you place it on the market with an agent or sell the home yourself. First, an upfront inspection speeds up the closing cycle by avoiding the surprises often associated with home inspections that are performed at the buyer's request during the closing cycle. Second, inspecting a home before offering it for sale greatly reduces the buyer's post-contract negotiating power, because the seller has already taken care of any deficiencies before the home is even listed for sale.

read moreIf you're a home inspector, you didn't become an inspector because you thought it would be fun to deliver donuts to real estate offices and hope for referrals. And you're probably not too crazy about explaining your services and pricing over and over again to every prospective customer, or having to deal with all the appointment scheduling, either. When you join our team and become a HouseCheck inspector, we take care of all that "stuff", such as planning and executing marketing campaigns, answering inquiries, scheduling inspection appointments, and collecting payments.