THE INSPECTION END RESULT

Trust Our Licensed Inspector for Quality Services

Heartland Building Inspections advises you to avoid a checklist-style report. These reports may meet national and state minimum standards, but they don't provide the basic information necessary for you to make the most informed decision about a property.

Many inspectors use this format because it allows them to complete more inspections each day. This style is better for the inspector since they can make some marks on a preprinted list and a few comments. Narrative reports take slightly longer to produce but provide you with more information. You'll get what you pay for! Contact us for a FREE estimate.

Save Money With Our Quality Inspections

When buying or selling a home, the contract often obligates the seller to make repairs or give a credit at closing for necessary work. The more defects found by the inspector, the more money you save when buying a home. If you want the lowest price on your home inspection, you'll limit this ability. We charge more than some of the competition. However, you'll still save money using our services when you consider the savings in purchasing or building a home.

When interviewing inspectors, ask them how long they have been in business and what their credentials are. Don't focus your questions on the charges. Your first question should be about the experience of the inspector. You'll pay a little more for our experience and knowledge. Is it worth it to save $25 or $50 on an inspection when you could be losing thousands in the purchase of your home?

Trust Our Experience and Thorough Inspections

We'll be your consultant before the purchase of your new home. We're here during and after the purchase as well. Call us if you have a question no matter when the inspection was done (even if it was 10 years ago). The only silly questions are those never asked. We depend on you to refer us to your friends and family. That's allowed us to be in business for more than 35 years.