Residential
Home Inspection
Inspection
Satisfaction Guarantee
Residential
Home Inspec
OmniSpect offers the the most professional inspection performed by the most qualified inspectors in our marketplace!
All home inspections are performed by a two-man home inspector team using a tag-team approach. The inspection is conducted in accordance with ASHI's Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics. link to ASHI standards
ASHI stands for The American Society of Home Inspectors which is the leading home inspection certification organization in the country today.
Our inspection report is a computer-generated, narrative report, and it includes photos of inaccessible deficiencies. It is printed out on-site and given to the client at the end of the inspection, including, but not limited to inspection of:
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structure
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exterior
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roof
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plumbing system
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electrical system
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heating system
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air conditioning system
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interior
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insulation and ventilation
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fireplaces and solid fuel burning appliances
It is HIGHLY recommended that the client attend the inspection since it allows the inspectors to point out areas of interest and answer questions that inevitably come up during the inspection.
Link to inspector qualifications
Inspection
Satisfaction Guarantee:
The
following Inspection Satisfaction Guarantee is available
to Clients who physically attend the entire Inspection:
At
the end of the inspection, if the Client is not completely satisfied with any
inspection provided, that inspection fee will be waived on-site and no
inspection report shall be issued to the client for that inspection.
Our inspectors never perform work on, nor refer contractors for, any
repairs or maintenance found during their inspection.
This means that we do not have anything to gain by finding something
wrong.
OmniSpect only uses home inspectors who are members of ASHI. (The
American Society of Home Inspectors)
No other inspection organization has a higher standard than ASHI.
ASHI inspectors have to pass the National Home Inspector Exam, perform
all inspections to ASHI standards, follow the industry's highest Code of Ethics and complete 20 hours of continuing education
every year.