Don't Get Stuck with a Bunch of Unexpected Surprises Once You Move Into Your New Home

We get this question all the time. The honest answer is that no two houses are the same and each is based on a number of factors. Give us a call and we’ll be happy to give you a quote over the phone!

The time it takes to complete an inspection depends on the age, size type of foundation as well as general condition of the property. To be at the property for at least 2 hours should be expected.

We think our report is among the best in the State. Take a look at one of our sample reports to see it for yourself! It breaks down the house by individual components (roof / electrical / crawlspace / etc.) for easy reading. It also includes all the photos taken during the inspection to point out any issues that may have been found.

Everything we do at Mountains to Sound Home Inspection is done digitally, including our reports. We guarantee that the report will be emailed to you by 11:59PM the following business evening. In most cases, we’ll have it to you before then and in some cases that same day, but that is our deadline and you can hold us to it.

Everything in a real estate transaction is negotiable. Typically the realtors are the instrument in negotiating any necessary repairs.

No. Our clients pay for the information in the report. Oftentimes, with your permission, we will send a courtesy copy to your agent, but the report is your property and only you can decided who to share it with.

As an add-on, for your convenience, we can send your report directly to repairpricer.com. A third-party company that will return a complete cost estimate directly to you.

We encourage all of our clients to be present during the inspection, but it is not required. A great deal of information can be passed along to the homebuyer just by walking around with your inspector and seeing what they see.

At this point, you have the results of the inspection. You can now work with you agent to decide what to do, whether it is to move ahead with the deal or not, or to make a counter offer and ask for repairs. That’s all up to you. Beyond that, but we hope to keep in touch with you and want to be a resource to you as long as you wish. You are welcome to come to us with any technical questions at any time and we’ll gladly do our best to help in any way we can.