A Certified Master Inspector Serving Aledo, TX
I’m Ricky Ray, owner of Texas Pro Home Inspection. I’m a TREC-licensed Professional Real Estate Inspector (#22916) and a Certified Master Inspector®, and I’ve inspected more than 5,000 homes across the Fort Worth area, including Aledo and east Parker County. Whether you’re buying, selling, or checking on a home you already own, you get the same thing every time: a careful inspection, a clear photo report, and a walkthrough of what matters before you leave the property.
What's Different About Inspecting a Aledo Home
People move to Aledo for the schools and the space, and the housing reflects that: custom homes on acreage, established neighborhoods from the 1990s and 2000s, and large master-planned communities like Walsh where new construction is still going strong. The lots are bigger, the homes are bigger, and there’s usually something extra — a pool, a shop, a guest house, a well.
Aledo’s rolling terrain and Cross Timbers soils mean drainage matters more than it does on flat clay: water moving downhill toward a foundation is a problem I find often here. On acreage properties I inspect the well equipment, the septic system, and the outbuildings along with the house. On new construction I’m looking for what got rushed behind the finish — grading, flashing, attic ventilation, plumbing and electrical details. Bigger homes don’t get a different inspection, they get a longer one, and I take the time.
What I Inspect
Every inspection meets or exceeds the Texas Real Estate Commission Standards of Practice and covers the visible and accessible condition of:
- Foundation and structure, including grading and drainage around the home
- Roof coverings, flashing, and attic ventilation
- Electrical systems, panels, and GFCI/AFCI protection
- Heating and cooling equipment, including each system in multi-zone homes
- Plumbing supply, drains, water heaters, and fixtures
- Interior and exterior components, windows, doors, and built-in appliances
Aledo homes often have pools, wells, septic systems, and detached structures. The TREC standards include wells and on-site sewage systems as optional items, and I inspect the accessible parts of both when a home has them. See the full list on the What Is Inspected page.
What You Get
- A thorough on-site inspection, with flexible scheduling including weekends
- A detailed report with photos, delivered within 24 hours
- Time to walk through the findings with me and ask questions
- A report written for real decisions: what's a defect, what's a safety concern, and what's a normal characteristic of a home this age
You can see a sample report before you book.
What Clients Say
Buying, Selling, or Staying Put in Aledo
Buyers: A buyer’s inspection is your one chance to understand the home before the option period ends. The findings are also your negotiating leverage.
Sellers: A pre-listing inspection lets you fix or disclose issues on your own terms instead of discovering them from the buyer’s inspector a week before closing.
New construction and warranty: Aledo is one of the most active building areas in Parker County. I offer phased inspections during construction (pre-pour, pre-drywall, and final) and 1-year builder’s warranty inspections before that warranty expires.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does an Aledo home inspection take?
Most Aledo homes take three to four hours because of their size. Acreage properties with wells, septic systems, pools, or outbuildings take longer. I’ll give you a realistic estimate when you schedule.
Do you inspect pools, wells, and septic systems?
Yes. Pools and sprinkler systems are priced separately, but everything is done in the same visit and goes in the same report.
Do I need an inspection on a brand-new home?
Yes. A new home has never been lived in, so nobody has found its problems yet. Builders’ own inspections and city inspections are not the same as an independent one working for you.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. TREC license #22916, Certified Master Inspector®, and insured for liability and errors & omissions.
Schedule Your Aledo Home Inspection
Ready to book, or just want a quick answer? Call or text 469-879-2772, schedule online, or check my pricing first. I serve Aledo and the surrounding communities, including Weatherford, Willow Park, Hudson Oaks, Annetta, Benbrook, and west Fort Worth.