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Yes. While in theory, all home inspectors should do high quality work, just like in any business, there are those that excel and those that fall short. Here are some tips to ensure you’re choosing a reliable home inspector:

  • If you trust the opinion of your lender or real estate agent, they can often refer you to inspectors they’ve had good experiences with in the past.
  • Read online reviews. Talk to prospective inspectors, and consider asking for references.
  • Verify that you can accompany your inspector while they go through the home.
  • Confirm that your inspector is bonded and insured.
  • Verify their experience, especially if your home type is not common.
  • Request a sample inspection report.
  • To help avoid conflicts of interest, verify the company you choose only does inspections and not home renovations or repairs.

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