Know the home.
Own the decision.
Detailed home inspections, clear reporting, and practical answers for buyers, sellers, and homeowners who want more than a quick walkthrough.
The closer look before you close.
A home inspection should do more than create a checklist. It should help you understand what matters, what can wait, and what deserves attention before you make a major decision.
Inspector Homes is built around thorough fieldwork, straightforward communication, and reporting that is useful after the inspection is over.
Inspection services built around the property.
Residential Home Inspection
A careful visual inspection of the home’s accessible major systems and components, explained in practical language and documented in a clear digital report.
Learn more →02Pre-Listing Inspection
Learn about material concerns before a buyer’s inspection period so you can plan repairs, disclosures, pricing, and timing with better information.
Learn more →03New Construction Inspection
New homes can have defects too. An independent inspection provides another set of eyes before closing or during selected construction phases.
Learn more →04Radon Testing
Radon testing can add useful information about a property. Ask about availability as an add-on or standalone service.
Learn more →05Sewer Scope
A sewer scope uses a camera to inspect the accessible main sewer line and can help identify visible concerns outside the standard home inspection scope.
Learn more →06Mold & Moisture Evaluation
Visible moisture conditions can point to issues that deserve additional attention. We evaluate observable concerns and discuss testing options when appropriate and available.
Learn more →A calm, professional process from booking to report.
Michigan homes. Local attention.
Serving clients throughout Michigan, with an initial focus across Southeast and Mid-Michigan communities.
See service areas →A dependable inspection resource for your clients.
Professional communication, clear reporting, and a client-first experience that respects the transaction.
How long does a home inspection take?
Timing varies based on the home’s size, age, condition, accessibility, and any additional services. We prioritize a complete inspection over racing the clock.
Should I attend the inspection?
When possible, attending near the end can be useful. It gives you a chance to see significant findings in context and ask questions.
Does a home pass or fail an inspection?
No. A home inspection reports observable conditions. The client decides how those findings affect the transaction or ownership plan.
Do you inspect new construction?
Yes. Newly built homes can have defects too, and an independent inspection can provide another layer of quality control before closing or warranty deadlines.
Make the inspection the easy part.
Tell us about the property and we’ll confirm the right inspection scope and next steps.