FAQs

FAQs

  • How long does it take to get a report?

    A detailed report will be E-mailed within 1 to 2 days


    Easy to read reports are done in accordance with "The Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics of the American Society of Home Inspectors, Inc®" 

  • How much does it cost?

    Competitive Fee Structure


    Fee is based on building age and size


    Estimates of fee given upon request 

  • What if I have questions after the inspection?

    Feel free to contact us by E-mail or by Phone using the Contact Us Page of our website if you have any further questions.

    All home inspections come with a free lifetime phone consultation service.

  • What is NOT part of the inspection?

    A Pass/Fail of the house or purchase.

    Inspection for compliance with any Building Codes.

    A Warranty or Guarantee.

    A appraisal of the property’s value, or your deal.

  • What other services are available?

    New construction consultation

    Pre-Drywall and walk-through inspections

    Dwelling Warranty Inspections

    Pest Certification

    Radon Testing

    Swimming Pool Inspections

    Commercial Property

    Apartment Buildings

    Churches

    Mold Testing

    Radon Testing

    We do not recommend contractors, or perform any contracting services. We avoid any conflict of interest.

  • What should you do?

    Attend the inspection. The service is based on your being there and your input.

    Ask questions about the house you are buying. That’s what we’re here for.


    Take notes and fully read the inspection report.

  • What will be in the report?

    30+ page type written comprehensive report with photographic documentation of problem areas

    Summary page with estimates, illustrations of Items as appropriate for potential problem areas

    Structural System

    Exterior of property

    Roof system

    Plumbing system

    Electrical system

    Heating system

    Air Conditioning systems

    Interior

    Insulation and ventilation

    Fireplaces and solid fuel burning appliances

    Accessible attics

    Built-in appliances

Experience you can count on.

We are pleased to verify that Vince Tecce is an ASHI Certified Home Inspector. This designation is reserved only for those members who have met the highest educational, experience and ethical requirements set forth by the ASHI Certification Committee (ACC) and accredited by the National Commission for Certifying Agencies (NCCA). This certification is the only program awarded in this manner for the home inspection profession. 

President Tri-State ASHI 2013-2014

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