Super Inspector

What does a Texas home inspection include?

A Texas home inspection includes evaluation of the foundation, roofing, attic, structural components, electrical systems, plumbing systems, HVAC systems, interior components, exterior elements, and built-in appliances in accordance with Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) Standards of Practice. Inspectors document visible deficiencies and provide supporting photos in a detailed digital report.

How long does a home inspection take?

Most residential home inspections take between 2 to 4 hours depending on the size, age, and condition of the property. Larger homes, older properties, and homes with additional systems such as pools or septic may require more time.

When will I receive my inspection report?

Inspection reports are typically delivered the same day as the inspection. Reports include written findings, supporting images, and clear descriptions to help buyers, sellers, and agents understand the condition of the home.

Are your inspectors licensed in Texas?

Yes. All inspections are performed by inspectors licensed by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC). Licensing ensures compliance with state-mandated Standards of Practice and required continuing education.

Do you inspect new construction homes?

Yes. We perform multi-phase new construction inspections including pre-pour foundation inspections, pre-drywall inspections, and final phase inspections before closing to help identify issues early in the building process.

What is an 11-month warranty inspection?

An 11-month warranty inspection is performed before a builder’s one-year warranty expires. It identifies defects or deficiencies that homeowners can submit to the builder for correction before warranty coverage ends.

Should I attend the home inspection?

Yes. While not required, attending allows buyers to ask questions and better understand the home’s condition. Inspectors can walk through key findings and explain maintenance recommendations.