Inspection Services
Because your future deserves the attention of a professional.
Home Inspection Services and Pricing
Please review our available home inspection services – Buyer’s Inspections, Pre-Listing Inspections (sellers), Warranty Inspections, and Home Maintenance Inspections. You can obtain a free quote by filling in our estimate form or give us a call at (832) 953-6992 for a complimentary, customized quote. Your Woodlands home inspection provider serving the greater Houston area!
* Please note, properties over 4,500 square feet must call for a quote.
** Pricing viewed in the order form is an estimate only. Other factors, such as the age of the home, may change the pricing viewed in the order form.
Residential Property Inspection
(Most Requested - Home Buyers)
This inspection is for the home buyer(s) who are scheduling a home inspection during the option period. Read more about a buyer’s inspection HERE.
Full home inspection— meeting all requirements of the Standards of Practice as delineated by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC). Link to standards here.
- The purpose of this inspection is to verify that all Structural, Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing systems are installed and operating as intended including, but not limited to:
- INSPECT THE STRUCTURE including: Foundation, Grading and Drainage, Roof Covering, Roof Structure and Attic, Walls (interior and exterior), Ceilings and Floors, Doors, Windows, Fireplace/Chimney, Porches, Decks, Driveways, Carports
- INSPECT ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS including: Service Entrance & Panels, Branch Circuits, Outlets, Switches, Fixtures, Disconnects, GFCI’s & AFCI’s
- INSPECT HEATING, VENTING, AND AC SYSTEMS, and other items which may affect your energy use efficiency-saving you money
- INSPECT WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM, Fixtures, Drains, Wastes Vents, and Water Heating Equipment
- INSPECT BUILT IN APPLIANCES, and other Optional Systems
- INSPECT FOR SAFETY DEVICES and Maintenance practices
Warranty Inspection
(11 Month Inspection for New Construction Homes)
This inspection is for the homeowner(s) of a new construction home who needs to schedule an inspection BEFORE the builder’s warranty expires (typically 1 year after closing on the home.) READ MORE.Full home inspection— meeting all requirements of the Standards of Practice as delineated by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC). Link to standards here.
- The purpose of this inspection is to verify that all Structural, Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing systems are installed and operating as intended including, but not limited to:
- INSPECT THE STRUCTURE including: Foundation, Grading and Drainage, Roof Covering, Roof Structure and Attic, Walls (interior and exterior), Ceilings and Floors, Doors, Windows, Fireplace/Chimney, Porches, Decks, Driveways, Carports
- INSPECT ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS including: Service Entrance & Panels, Branch Circuits, Outlets, Switches, Fixtures, Disconnects, GFCI’s & AFCI’s
- INSPECT HEATING, VENTING, AND AC SYSTEMS, and other items which may affect your energy use efficiency-saving you money
- INSPECT WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM, Fixtures, Drains, Wastes Vents, and Water Heating Equipment
- INSPECT BUILT IN APPLIANCES, and other Optional Systems
- INSPECT FOR SAFETY DEVICES and Maintenance practices
Pre-Listing Inspection
(Seller's Inspection)
This inspection is for the homeowner(s) who will be putting their home on the market to sell. The inspection will provide the seller(s) with an opportunity to address issues identified during the inspection (if desired). Read more about a pre-listing inspection HERE.Full home inspection— meeting all requirements of the Standards of Practice as delineated by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC). Link to standards here.
- The purpose of this inspection is to verify that all Structural, Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing systems are installed and operating as intended including, but not limited to:
- INSPECT THE STRUCTURE including: Foundation, Grading and Drainage, Roof Covering, Roof Structure and Attic, Walls (interior and exterior), Ceilings and Floors, Doors, Windows, Fireplace/Chimney, Porches, Decks, Driveways, Carports
- INSPECT ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS including: Service Entrance & Panels, Branch Circuits, Outlets, Switches, Fixtures, Disconnects, GFCI’s & AFCI’s
- INSPECT HEATING, VENTING, AND AC SYSTEMS, and other items which may affect your energy use efficiency-saving you money
- INSPECT WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM, Fixtures, Drains, Wastes Vents, and Water Heating Equipment
- INSPECT BUILT IN APPLIANCES, and other Optional Systems
- INSPECT FOR SAFETY DEVICES and Maintenance practices
Home Maintenance Inspection
(Homeowner Inspection)
This inspection is for the homeowner(s) who wants to know if the systems and structures of the home are currently performing properly – identify issues NOW before they become larger, expensive problems LATER. READ MORE.Full home inspection— meeting all requirements of the Standards of Practice as delineated by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC). Link to standards here.
- The purpose of this inspection is to verify that all Structural, Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing systems are installed and operating as intended including, but not limited to:
- INSPECT THE STRUCTURE including: Foundation, Grading and Drainage, Roof Covering, Roof Structure and Attic, Walls (interior and exterior), Ceilings and Floors, Doors, Windows, Fireplace/Chimney, Porches, Decks, Driveways, Carports
- INSPECT ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS including: Service Entrance & Panels, Branch Circuits, Outlets, Switches, Fixtures, Disconnects, GFCI’s & AFCI’s
- INSPECT HEATING, VENTING, AND AC SYSTEMS, and other items which may affect your energy use efficiency-saving you money
- INSPECT WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM, Fixtures, Drains, Wastes Vents, and Water Heating Equipment
- INSPECT BUILT IN APPLIANCES, and other Optional Systems
- INSPECT FOR SAFETY DEVICES and Maintenance practices
What does an inspection cover?
An inspection includes a visual examination of the building. During a standard inspection, the inspector evaluates and reports the condition of the foundation, grading, roof, roof structure, interior/exterior walls, ceilings, floors, doors, windows, fireplace/chimney, electrical systems, heating equipment, cooling equipment (temperature permitting), plumbing system, water heating equipment and built-in kitchen appliances. Only those items that are visible and accessible by normal means are included in the report.
Can I do the inspection myself?
Although you may be very handy, most home buyers and home owners lack the knowledge and expertise of a professional inspector. Professional inspectors have extensive training and have inspected hundreds, or even thousands of homes in their career. A professional inspector is familiar with the critical elements of construction and with the proper installation, maintenance and inter-relations of these elements. Above all, most buyers find it difficult to remain completely objective about the home they are considering, and this may lead to a poor assessment.
What Our Customers Are Saying
Don’t just take it from us, let our customers do the talking!
“Micah came out was very meticulous and professional. He was very informative when discussing his findings and very detailed on his reports. Would highly recommend SafeShield for your home inspection needs.”
“Overall outstanding experience! Not only were they quick to response to my request for an appointment, Micah was extremely detailed and helpful doing and after my new home inspection. I would recommend SafeShield Inspections to anyone looking for a honest, throughout inspection company.”
“Micah was very detailed oriented and provided a thorough inspection for our future home. My husband was very pleased with his great customer service. We would definitely recommend!”
A Complimentary Gift to All Clients!
SafeShield Inspections, LLC gives every client their own HomeBinder. HomeBinder allows you to organize and save all related home information in a convenient online application. From storing paint colors to getting maintenance reminders, HomeBinder will help get your home ownership off to a great start. It will ensure you have all the details you need in the future right at your fingertips. Best of all, we’ll get it setup for you to minimize the effort to begin managing your greatest asset. Although you’ll probably not think about selling for some time, when you do, your HomeBinder will help with buyers, your accountant and the appraiser. We will give you lifetime of ownership access to HomeBinder Homeowner Edition (otherwise $12/year) as part of your inspection. You can learn more at www.homebinder.com.
Every Client Receives a FREE COPY of “Now That You’ve Had a Home Inspection”.
SafeShield Inspections, LLC provides every client with their own, free copy of Now That You’ve Had a Home Inspection. As the book states in the introduction, “Home ownership is a great experience, and home maintenance is a great responsibility. This book will help you enjoy both.”
We participate in the InterNACHI Buy Back Program.
If your inspector misses anything during the inspection, InterNACHI will buy your home back.*
- It’s valid for home inspections performed for home buyers only by participating InterNACHI® members.
- The home must be listed with a licensed real estate agent.
- The Guarantee excludes homes with material defects not present at the time of the inspection, or not required to be inspected, per InterNACHI’s Residential Standards of Practice.
- The Guarantee will be honored for 90 days after closing.
- We’ll pay you whatever price you paid for the home.
Your future deserves the attention of a professional.
If we didn't answer all of your questions, please call our office at (832) 953-6992 or send us an EMAIL.
