Hourly Evaluations Can Still Protect Buyers!
We understand that sometimes you may not have the option for a standard home inspection; maybe there are multiple offers on the house, or your contract doesn’t have a home inspection contingency at all, or maybe there was already an inspection and you want to have someone verify that the requested repairs were actually done. No matter the scenario, we can still help you with one of our Hourly Evaluations—commonly referred to as a Walk n’ Talk.
A Walk n’ Talk is a time-saving, low-cost option when a full home inspection isn’t possible. You are the boss for an hour and can have us look at systems that you have particular concerns with, or you can ask us to inspect the systems that are more costly to repair.
How Homeowners can use this service, too!
We can still help you, even if you’re not currently buying a home! If you are a homeowner, and need something looked at, an Hourly Evaluation could be right for you, and here are a few examples of how homeowners have used this service before:
→ You want an unbiased, independent assessment on potential repairs from someone not trying to sell you the repairs.
→ You want a professional to check the quality of work from a contractor you already hired, because you feel something isn’t right.
→ You would like an inspector to verify that repairs were done as they were described to you.
→ You are planning to take legal action against a third party and need a professional inspector to document whatever item in the home/service is going to be litigated.
→ You want an unbiased, independent assessment on potential repairs from someone not trying to sell you the repairs.
→ You want a professional to check the quality of work from a contractor you already hired, because you feel something isn’t right.
→ You would like an inspector to verify that repairs were done as they were described to you.
→ You are planning to take legal action against a third party and need a professional inspector to document whatever item in the home/service is going to be litigated.
