Checkmate Home Inspections, LLC

By planning ahead, the seller can have his house inspected before he ever lists it. By doing this, the seller can address those issues which would normally come up and attend to them before they become serious sticking points during the buyer's option period. Controlling repair costs ahead of time certainly has it merits. Unlike the human body, problems in house don't heal themselves, and will only tend to worsen with time. And finally, having taken this prior action, it becomes a major marketing advantage for the seller. The most common inspection is the Buyer's Inspection. ​This thorough and detailed look at a prospective new property gives the buyer and his agent all the information they need to move forward with a transaction, or in some cases, back away and find another house. We are required to deliver a written report within three days, but almost always without exception, the report is in the buyers hands in less than 24 hours. By utilizing the Texas mandated inspection report format, the report is easily understandable and provides good and usable information without getting bogged down in a lot technical jargon.