Norm Clark Property Inspections

read moreWe service all of Johnson County including Olathe and Overland Park, as well as the greater Kansas City metro area. NSPEC Infrared (Thermographic) Inspections can be reached by phone or email to schedule an inspection or for more information. NSPEC is a leader in the industry. With leadership roles locally and nationally for ASHI. A founding member of SPPI and writer of their Standards of Practice. Our custom software allows us to prepare a concise, clearly written, easy-to-understand report with a summary of unsatisfactory conditions.

read moreThank you for visiting the About Us section to your left you can find information about NSPEC, our certifications, some very positive results in a survey conducted by ASHI on Customer Satisfaction, as well as contact us with any questions or comments you may have. The U.S. Department of Energy now advises home buyers to get an infrared (thermographic) inspection before making a final purchasing decision. An article from the front page of the Kansas City Star digging into bad stucco jobs and what to look for.

read moreFor many of you, yes even those of you with newer homes, this is a website you need to reach out to. You see, a great many newer homes in the Greater Kansas City area are plagued with leaks, moisture intrusion and mold problems. The causes are many and varied, but center around one basic premise, your house was built wrong! Be it through oversight, greed or sloppiness, far too many of the homes in your area were not built to the proper building codes. Your builder may not have even seen your house before you took posession.

read moreThe U.S. Department of Energy now advises home buyers to get an infrared (thermographic) inspection before making a final purchasing decision In a publication titled "A Consumer's Guide to Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy" (EERE), the DOE outlines the benefits of infrared scanning to detect problems with energy efficiency. It goes on to state, "In addition to using thermography during an energy audit, you should have a scan done before purchasing a house; even new houses can have defects in their thermal envelopes."

read moreFor more information or to receive a quote please contact us, we would love to hear from you. It's unwise to pay too much, but it's also unwise to pay too little. When you pay too much, all you lose is a little money. But, when you pay too little, you stand a chance of losing everything because the thing [or service] you bought is incapable of doing what you bought it to do. The common law of business balance prohibits paying a little and getting a lot - it just can't be done. So, when you deal with the low bidder, it's wise to put a little something aside to take care of the risk you run.

read moreYour home's energy audit comes with a comprehensive report detailing major opportunities for upgrading the energy efficiency of your home and estimates the savings and costs for each recommendation. It also provides information about financing and finding contractors. Implementing the recommendations will make your home more comfortable and more valuable, while lowering your energy bills. Energy audits are an important step in finiding weak points in your home's where energy conserving steps can best be put to use, maximizing the return on your investment.