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    InspectRite Services, Inc..

  West Virginia's Premier Inspection Company

                   Home Inspections
      Purchasing a new home is a huge undertaking for most people. Any home on the market has two faces - one which you see when you tour the  house for the first time and a second  when an InspectRite home inspector conducts a comprehensive and thorough home inspection.
You see the features of the prospective home that you like; the large bathroom, the beautiful moldings, etc. We are looking at the structure and the mechanical systems.
Frequently, a purchaser accompanying our inspector will comment, "Why didn't we see that"? Frankly we are looking through a far different perspective. Normally, the purchaser is making a cosmetic inspection while we are looking at the soundness and safety of the structure.
Quite honestly, many realtors do not want an InspectRite inspection because we might find defects that will be expensive to correct or may cause the purchaser to have "second thoughts" about the purchase. However, the purchaser is our client and we are obligated to provide full and complete information regarding the property being inspected. We take this position of trust very seriously and will never represent any dwelling to be anything other than what the inspection reveals.
When your realtor recommends an home inspector, ask why that inspector is the very best one for the job. Is he less expensive, more experienced or  does he perform a rapid inspection. Determine why the realtor wants you to use this inspector. Could it be because this inspector never finds any defects and always declares every structure to be in perfect condition resulting in a sale.
You are paying for the inspection, you have every right to have the best and most thorough home inspection available, the realtor who has a vested interest in the sale notwithstanding.
  With more than 40 years of construction experience, you simply cannot purchase a more thorough home inspection than that which we provide.
Choosing a home inspector is this simple: Retain one who will give the building a clean bill of health leaving defects for your eventual discovery and expense, or use InspecRite and know before the purchase what you will face in the future years.

Following is  summary of some of the systems that are part of our routine inspection.


Heating/Cooling SystemsCountertops/Cabinets
Plumbing System & Fixtures  Ventilation
Safety Issues    Downspout Drainage
Crawlspace/Basement            Floors  
Doors & Windows                                  Decks & Porches
Attic/Roof  Yard Topography
Electrical System     Foundation
Hot Water Heater     Water flow/Volume
Siding/Soffits    Moisture Intrusion
Flashing & Valleys   Garage Doors/Openers
Adequate Drain flow      

  A written report is submitted at the conclusion of the inspection. The purchaser of an InspectRite inspection is invited to accompany inspector for a narration of what is being checked, why and the findings.

           

 
 
  WV Home Inspector License No. HI79710839-1006
 
    Don't miss a wealth of  useful information contained in the following pages.....
           Annual Home Maintenance Review
            An Annual Followup to an InspectRite Home
             Inspection
           FHA Inspector
         The only inspector in Southern West Virginia                      listed on FHA "Inspector's List".

   USDA Inspections
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There is no home inspection that surpasses an InspectRite home inspection. With more than 40 years experience, InspectRite clearly and precisely describes the true condition of the home which you are selling or purchasing. The seller who has purchased a home inspection can easily determine the true value of the home being placed on the market. The purchaser who has retained InspectRite will quickly learn of the defects, hazards, and deterioration in the potential purchase. In fact, InspectRite encourages the purchaser to accompany the inspector during the home inspection, so as to obtain an explanation of those items shown on the report. Questions can be asked at that time with a more detailed explanation than can be included in any report.
An  InspectRite home inspection includes a structural examination, foundation inspection and mechanical systems examination. Don't be deceived by 30-minute inspections by someone  represented to be a home inspector. InspectRite home inspections normally require 2-3 hours of extensive building examination, depending on the size of the structure. There are even "home inspectors" who travel in compact cars without tools or ladders.  One would question how extensive such home inspections are going to be.
The value of any home inspection is dependant upon the extensiveness of the examination.  A home inspection which reveals no problems may give immediate comfort, only to find multiple and costly problems over the next ten years. In fact, many realtors will only recommend home inspectors who routinely find no issues or problems with the homes that they inspect.
InspectRite inspectors have the experience, education and continuing education to render a meaningful home inspection report. We would be pleased to add you to our list of satisfied customers who frequently express their appreciation for the time we spend with them at their certified home inspection.
Foundation problems can often be undetectable to the untrained eye and prove extremely costly to correct. Likewise, water intrusion into a home can present many difficulties, all of which are very costly to correct. Water leaks in a dwelling can  also present numerous health problems by the spread and reproduction of mold spores. A certified mold inspection can be conducted at the time of the home inspection at a reduced fee, or can be conducted as a stand-alone inspection.
Indoor air quality testing, mold inspection and infrared imaging can also be conducted during a home inspection.

Infrared Imaging  now available with InspectRite home inspections.
Revealing defects and hazards not visible to the human eye. (See more details at the "Infrared Imaging" link.)
.   Overheated circuit breaker (fire hazard)
       Heat loss in outside wall (insulation missing).
Thermographic imaging is our latest technological tool to provide a level of home inspection that is impossible with a simple visual inspection..