Inspector Catch-It

read moreCalifornia Law only requires a Home Inspector to perform a general visual inspection, and does not specify what needs to be inspected. Also, there is no requirement when buying a home to get a home inspection, and it is therefore completely up to the client. This often is to the detriment of the client, who expects a thorough inspection, and if they do not do their research, may only receive a half-hour, three page report (well, a checklist really) from a non-certified inspector. A Certified Home Inspection includes, but is not limited to the inspection of the following components of your home: Roof, Exterior Siding, Structural Components, Basement, Crawlspace or Foundation, Doors, Windows, Interior Walls, Floors and Ceilings, Electrical System, Plumbing System, Heating and Cooling Systems, Attic, Ventilation and Insulation Systems and Components, and Built-in Appliances.

read moreAs a home buyer, you understand the importance of a wise investment. When searching for a home inspection, quality should be your #1 priority. You need an inspector that will pay attention to detail and let you know of signs of future problems. In this day in age, you often get what you pay for. We offer high-tech quality inspections for a reasonable price. Of course, you can go to the other guy for a cheaper price, but why sacrifice quality. We want you to have assurance in your home purchase.

read moreAs a real estate agent, you know that keeping your client happy is the key to a successful business. So why trust any inspector that comes your way, just because he has a low price? In today's society, you get what you pay for, and sometimes that means sacrificing quality for quantity. Not with Inspector Catch-it, if you tell your client our prices, and they think they are too high, let them know that quality is what they are paying for. Your client deserves the best, so recommend Inspector Catch-it to all your clients.