THE HOUSE MAY LOOK FINE. THAT DOESN'T MEAN IT IS.

1. We work for you.

When you hire Tech Inspect, you are our client. Our job is to guide you through this phase of the transaction with a clear, accurate picture of the home, so you can make a confident decision on a tight timeline. What lands in your report is simply what the home tells us: nothing softened, nothing exaggerated, nothing shaped to make a deal easier for someone else. No one in the transaction has any financial say over our findings, and that independence is exactly what makes the inspection report we give you worth relying on.

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Being independent doesn't mean working against your real estate agent. It means working honestly for you, alongside them. A good agent wants the very same thing you do — a thorough, straight inspection so you can move forward with your eyes open. So we treat your agent as part of your team: we share the report, answer their questions, and invite them to join your end-of-inspection review or a follow-up call so everyone on your side is working from the same facts. You or your agent can schedule additional follow-ups with us anytime, using the link included with your report.

2. We don't rush the inspection. We take the time we need.

Your home isn't a checklist. Every property is different, and some require more time than others.

We take the time necessary to inspect the accessible components of the home, investigate concerns, document what we find, explain significant issues, and answer your questions.

Our goal isn't to finish the inspection as quickly as possible. It's to give you the information you need to make a good decision.

If the home needs more time, we take more time. If you have more questions, we make more time.

Because you're not buying an inspection by the hour. You're buying our time, attention, experience, and judgment when the decision matters. This is why we do one inspection per day, so we're not rushing, to get to the next job.

3. Reports you can actually use.

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Our reports are built to answer 3 main questions:

1) What did we find? 2) Why does it matter? 3) What do I do next

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See samples or our reports

Checkout the negotiation feature included in each report

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We are always updating and improving our reports to provide the best experience for our clients.

We highly recommend you compare the style, delivery format and layout of our reports against other inspectors. The report is the deliverable you're paying for that documents the inspection and what you'll use to maintain your home.

4. We document lots of things — our current average is about 60 findings per home.

A thorough inspection gives you more information—not more reasons to worry.

Our job is to inspect the home carefully and document what we find, whether it's a significant concern, a minor defect, or something you'll simply want to maintain over time.

We don't rush through the home to keep the report short, and we don't overlook smaller findings because they aren't deal-breakers. The more you understand about the home before you buy it, the better prepared you are to own it.

Just as importantly, we put those findings into perspective. We'll explain what deserves your attention, what should be evaluated further, and what is simply part of normal homeownership.

Thorough doesn't mean alarming. It means giving you a more complete picture of the home so you can make a better-informed decision.

We find it. We document it. We put it in context. You decide what matters to you.

6. Support before, during, and after the Inspection.

Questions don't always come up while we're standing in the house.

Buying a home is a big decision, and once you've had time to review the report, talk with your agent, or start planning repairs, new questions are likely to come up.

That's why our support doesn't end when the inspection does.

We'll help you understand the findings, provide additional context when you need it, and discuss appropriate next steps—including when further evaluation by a qualified professional makes sense.

Whether it's later that day or after you've had time to digest the report, we're here to help you understand the home you're buying.

You don't just get an inspection and a report. You get an inspector you can come back to with questions.

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7. Protection that continues, after the inspection.

A thorough inspection helps you understand the home today. These programs provide additional protection for what happens next.

No home inspection can predict every future failure or uncover every concealed condition. That's why your Complete Home Inspection includes additional client protection at no extra charge.

90-Day Inspection Warranty

If an eligible component we inspected was functioning at the time of the inspection and fails during the covered period, the included warranty may provide protection for qualifying repairs. It's an added layer of protection during those first months of homeownership.

InterNACHI® Buy-Back Guarantee

We stand behind the inspection. If we miss a covered item that should have been identified under InterNACHI's Standards of Practice, the InterNACHI® Buy-Back Guarantee provides another layer of protection, subject to the program's terms and conditions.

Because our responsibility to you doesn't end when the inspection is over.

8. The technology is in the name — and it's included. Thermal imaging comes standard on every complete home inspection at no extra charge. It finds what a flashlight can't: moisture intrusion, missing insulation, air leaks, and electrical hot spots — before they become visible damage. When a roof is steep or unsafe to walk, our licensed drone captures it up close, also at no extra charge. Most inspectors either don't carry these tools or charge extra for them. We use the drone as another tool, to support doing our job and ultimately you. We don't simply disclaim the roof, because it was too steep or inspect it from the ground only.