FAQ

A standard visual inspection is based on the square footage size of the home (not including the garage and porches). AKA “heated and cooled area”. The first level starts with homes 1200 sq ft and less. The levels are organized in 300 sq ft increments.

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I work 5 days a week and am available Monday – Saturday. My inspection day usually starts at 8:30 a.m. I inspect one house per day. You have my undivided attention for the day. My calendar is on the inspection form. Click here to book an inspection.

Unfortunately – I’m recovering from a neck injury and I’ve temporarily suspended crawl space inspections until further notice.

That’s a common concern. Central Mississippi is covered in expansive soil. It’s worse in some subdivisions than others. You have a valid concern. Foundation levelness can indicate certain foundation movement. I’m not an engineer – however – I do provide non-technical foundation measurements for an additional charge. See the “Request Inspection” button at the top of this page.

Yes. See the “Request Inspection” button at the top of this page.

Central vacuums, alarms systems, outside and inside sprinkler systems, intercom systems, speaker wiring and other low voltage systems are not inspected. These systems not accessible. Concealed components are not inspected.

Yes – if the repairs are simple – I’ll explain how you can inspect them and save money. If you choose – I’ll be happy to make a return visit. See the “Request Inspection” button at the top of this page for my fee to re-inspect the property.

No. If you’d like, I’ll inspect those components – as a specific area inspection. See the “Request Inspection” button at the top of this page.

I’m an FHA 203(k) Consultant and an FHA Compliance inspector. I hold an ICC Code Certification as a B1 designation (building inspector). I am a licensed home builder #MS 109. I’m licensed to inspect new homes. My license #MS0269NH.

No. There are three distinct and separate designations an individual must have prior to inspecting new construction. To inspect new properties, the inspector should hold a home inspector’s license, hold a certification as a code inspector and hold a current builder’s license.

Mississippi license law requires the inspector to attain 20 hours of continuing education every two years (10 hours per year).

Every 2 years.

My reports are emailed (usually same day) and the report sits on a live page (internet) where you may print to PDF. There are a host of other features available on the report delivery page to help you and your agent convey information through the transaction.

I annotate photos of conditions, I include video when necessary and for clients who find it difficult to be present at the time of inspection – I record a desktop review video that’s included/embedded in the report.

Yes. GREAT QUESTION! Maintenance is vital and keeping an eye on the conditions of your property should start the day you move in. I recommend annual property inspections to help protect your investment. See the “Request Inspection” button at the top of this page or call me 601-691-1496.

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