Home Inspection Pricing
If you are looking for the cheapest home inspection possible solely because your agent told you to get one, and not for any other reason, and you have no further questions, you can stop reading here as we are not the cheapest or fastest. Plenty of low price inspection companies can be found on Home Advisor & Thumbtack.
To understand our pricing you need to know what goes into a quality home inspection and the detailed report you will receive. In pricing a home inspection, we take into account five (5) main items. Each of these factors has a value on the price of an inspection as each can increase the length and complexity of an inspection.
1) square footage of the home;
2) sales price of the home;
3) age of the home;
4) location (address) of the home; and
5) any unusual or additional systems (such as 2nd kitchens, apts., etc.).
We also add $100 to $200 to any home that has been "flipped" because many of these homes are done on the cheap with many more visible and hidden issues that can be a liability for us and for the buyer. So it takes more time not only to investigate the home and the systems, but also to write up a report with the larger number of issues located.
On average, the cost of a home inspection is one tenth (0.10) of one percent of the sales price of the home. Not much for an objective review of the home you are going to sink a lot of hard earned money into.
The Home Inspection price is for a standard ASHI inspection. Additional services such as Radon, Mold, Air Quality, Lead, or other testing is priced at additional fees.
In our pricing, we also consider the time of year. Home sales are somewhat seasonal, so in non-peak months we typically offer discounted pricing. Call us with the information above to get the best pricing available.
To understand our pricing you need to know what goes into a quality home inspection and the detailed report you will receive. In pricing a home inspection, we take into account five (5) main items. Each of these factors has a value on the price of an inspection as each can increase the length and complexity of an inspection.
1) square footage of the home;
2) sales price of the home;
3) age of the home;
4) location (address) of the home; and
5) any unusual or additional systems (such as 2nd kitchens, apts., etc.).
We also add $100 to $200 to any home that has been "flipped" because many of these homes are done on the cheap with many more visible and hidden issues that can be a liability for us and for the buyer. So it takes more time not only to investigate the home and the systems, but also to write up a report with the larger number of issues located.
On average, the cost of a home inspection is one tenth (0.10) of one percent of the sales price of the home. Not much for an objective review of the home you are going to sink a lot of hard earned money into.
The Home Inspection price is for a standard ASHI inspection. Additional services such as Radon, Mold, Air Quality, Lead, or other testing is priced at additional fees.
In our pricing, we also consider the time of year. Home sales are somewhat seasonal, so in non-peak months we typically offer discounted pricing. Call us with the information above to get the best pricing available.
