Avoid The Blind Inspector

1. Get A Home Inspection From The Owner Of The Company

Nobody works harder for you, the client, than Texas Pro Home Inspection! Our business’s success depends on exceeding your expectations each and every time. We have a vested interest in ensuring your Total Satisfaction!

It’s important to note that it takes a full-time inspector years to develop the eyes, ears, and nose for hunting down problems. New or part-time home inspectors may require more time in the field to hone these skills. We encourage you to inquire about the number of inspections an inspector conducts annually to ensure you’re making an informed decision.

A quality full-time home inspector will typically conduct over 300 inspections a year – blind inspectors conduct under 100 inspections a year.

Our extensive experience, conducting over 400 inspections yearly, is a result of the trust and referrals we receive from our prior clients, lenders, and real estate agents. This track record significantly reduces the chance of you hiring a blind inspector, providing you with a sense of security in your choice.

On the other hand, if the inspector does three inspections a day, he probably needs to spend more time doing a complete job. A thorough inspection takes around three hours on average. Anything less, and you’re just getting a drive-by inspection or a blind inspector.