Most inspections are done at the request of the home buyer. It usually goes like this: a potential buyer puts an offer on a house, the seller accepts that offer (or not), and then the buyer typically has an "option period" of anywhere from 5-30 days. The option period is a time during which the home is considered under contract (meaning the seller can't accept other offers), and the buyer has the opportunity to investigate the property further, calling in experts like an appraiser and a home inspector.

 

Buying a house is one of the biggest and most important investments you'll ever make. We believe that knowledge is power. We are in the business of providing our clients with the best possible knowledge about their purchase, giving them the power to plan, the power to negotiate and the power to protect your home.

 

As a home buyer, you're not hiring an Inspector to talk you out of buying a property- you're hiring a Dallas home inspector so you can plan for current or eventual repairs and to negotiate the best possible deal on a home you love.