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Inspectec Property Inspection
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Jul 24, 2015
Moudy90:
First time home buyer- recommendations on inspector? Hey there r/cleveland. I'm a first time home buyer in the parma/Parma heights area....
tj111:
http://www.inspectec.net/ - Look through their sample reports and pricing to get an idea of what they do. They are incredibly thorough,... Metro Home Inspections
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Dean S.:
Anyone know a ASHI home inspector?!!?
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Referral from July 24, 2015
Moudy90 asked:
First time home buyer- recommendations on inspector? Hey there r/cleveland. I'm a first time home buyer in the parma/Parma heights area. I'm looking for someone to do an...
beatitnerdz replied:
Ohio Broker here, I've been recommending Inspection Tech (inspectiontech.us) and used them for the home we're currently in. Good luck!
Caspian_X replied:
Tony Lombardo (440-632-8080) did mine, he was incredibly thorough and made suggestions on how to fix some of the little things he found.
phus replied:
I just bought my house a little over a year ago. my inspector and walked us through all of the good and bad things about the house and provided a very in depth break down PDF a few days later. very useful for someone who doesn't know much about houses like myself. Inspections Unlimited http://www.inspectionsunlimitedneo.org/
Powrhouse replied:
http://www.homeinspectorlakewood.com/
Weft_ replied:
http://integrityhomeevaluation.com/ was awesome for me.
Disgruntledbrownsfan replied:
Late to the party but I came across this while searching for an inspector to use. If you haven't already I highly recommend using Tom Buckley. Super nice guy and very thorough. We just had him inspect our contingent property this week and he probably saved us 2-3 k. http://www.rhouseinspections.com/root/contactus/?id=Contact%20R%20House%20Inspections
s0matica replied:
Did you ask your real estate agent? Usually they have a "go to" guy/gal that's reasonably priced. This is what my wife and I did recently with our first home. edit: typically, there's "tiered" inspection services. They charge more for pest, radon, etc. tests. I think a full inspection ran us about $300. edit2: Make sure you actually trust your realtor before you use their "go to" guy/gal.
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