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Home Inspections
Interview Prospective Inspectors
 | How quickly is the company available to do an inspection? | | | How soon after the inspection will you, the buyer have a report? | | | What does their companies inspection encompass? | | | What is their training? | | | Are they ASHI? NAHI? NIBI? What does that mean to you? | | | What is the cost of an inspection? | | | What other property testing does their company offer? Radon, Wood Destroying Insect, Lead? What are the costs involved? | | | Is their inspection company insured? |
Charles L. Gleich & Associates [614] 261-1046
Craine Engineering [614]847-1141
Criterium Liszkay Engineers [614]418-7200
Nick Sung Engineering, LLC [614] 316-4655
ProCheck Engineering [614] 841-0217
Professional Property Inspection [614] 459-5941
Advice on Home Inspections from Real Living
"Real Living suggests that buyers select an inspector who can provide proof of membership in the American Society of Home Inspectors. Home inspection is presently a comparatively unregulated industry in many states, and ASHI-certified inspectors meet stringent requirements and abide by a sturdy Code of Ethics."
ASHI Ū - American Society of Home Inspectors
The ASHIŪ website includes their code of ethics and a search function for ASHIŪ inspectors.
Virtual Home Inspection
NAHI - National Associaton of Home Inspectors
The NAHI Code of Ethics is available in a PDF document on their website. The NAHI site has a search function. NAHI Franchises with local offices:
NIBIŪ National Institute of Building Inspectors
The NIBIŪ site has a search function and their code of ethics. I am aware of only one local company that is a member of NIBIŪ.
Wood Destroying Insect Inspections
HISCO 436-2200
RQI Services, LLC (Russ Campbell) 457-2135HomeScan does pest inspections as well as home inspections.
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