Professional Mold Inspections & Environmental Testing in Chicago, IL

I will offer a free reinspection for several reasons. 1) You have already paid me to inspect the property and had an issue(s) corrected based on my recommendation. 2) If I were to charge you for the reinspection, it would create what I believe to be a conflict of interest. What I mean is this; I remove the possibility that I told you that there was an issue so that I could come back and do a reinspection and charge you a fee. 3) Many questions and issues will only become apparent after living in a home for a period of time. I will already be familiar with your home and will be able to offer a more educated opinion based on my previous knowledge of your home. 4) Not providing a free reinspection would be like doing only half the job.

No. Home inspectors do not determine the worth of the property. As a matter of fact, dispensing such advice is prohibited by law in reference to home inspectors. Contact a home appraiser to determine value.

Short answer is time and money. To hire the representative trades to perform an inspection would be logistically difficult. You would need to hire 7 or 8 different people and coordinate their schedules along with your schedule to be able to all meet at the same time, this would be very difficult, if not impossible. This would also be cost prohibitive. You would pay close to 3 or 4 times what you would pay a Home Inspector.

No. Home inspections can be performed at any time. Sellers can have a pre-listing inspection, so that they may correct any issues before listing their home for sale. Homeowners can have an inspection any time they want to know the condition of their home, or prior to or during remodels. If you have a home warranty, you can hire a Home Inspector to perform an inspection before it expires, so you may have issues addressed by the warranty company.