1. Get a Home Inspector With Lots Of Experience:
2. Ask To See A Sample Of The Inspection Report:
3. Education & Training:

Home Inspectors are like test pilots. We are interested in performance. Like you, we want all of the controls to work when tested. Engineering and technology in today’s home is becoming more sophisticated all the time. Comprehensive continuing education and training is a must. Being a specialized contractor is very different from being a comprehensive Professional Home Inspector. We are responsible for evaluating the performance of all of the systems and components of the home, not just one aspect like the brick or the framing. To be able to provide this comprehensive evaluation requires formal education and training.

Upon completion of the inspector’s formal education, did they complete a comprehensive training program which included 3 – 6 months of inspections with a senior inspector in the field? Or is your inspector learning on the job at the Buyers expense? If the inspector is a one-man operation, then who is checking the quality of the inspector’s work?

*All of Gibbs Surette Inspectors have exceeded the minimum standards of the State, our internal training requirements, and meet or exceed the current CE requirements. We also conduct random peer reviews & grade at least one of every inspector’s reports monthly!

4. Licensing & Certifications:
5. How Long Has The Inspection Company Been In Business?:
6. Ask To See What Past Clients Have Said About The Inspector:
7. Ask Your Realtor For A Referral To Their “A” List Of Quality Home Inspectors:

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Use this question matrix to get one of the most thorough inspectors from the “A” list.  Place your order online or call our office and schedule your inspection today (317) 844 5334

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