Re-Inspections

Confirm the Repairs Were Actually Done Right

A Builder's Word Isn't the Same as Verified Work

After an inspection turns up issues, whether from a builder, a seller, or your own contractor, you're often told the repairs are handled. A re-inspection gives you documented proof instead of just someone's word.

Ricky returns to the property and checks specifically the items flagged in your original report, confirming what was fixed, what wasn't, and what still needs attention.

An attic HVAC furnace and ductwork checked during a re-inspection to verify prior repairs were completed correctly.

Verify the Work, Not Just the Promise

A repair that looks fine in a photo texted to you isn't the same as a repair checked in person by someone with no stake in whether it passes. Ricky checks each flagged item against your original report, the same way he found it the first time.

You get a documented, photographed follow-up report, so you know exactly what's resolved and what isn't before you sign off on anything.

Schedule a Re-Inspection

How It Works

The Re-Inspection Process

Four steps between your original report and a verified one.

01
Send Your Report

Share the inspection report, warranty claim, or repair list that flagged the items you want verified, so Ricky knows exactly what to check.
02
Schedule the Visit

Book a time that works for you. Most re-inspections take less time than the original visit, since Ricky is checking specific items rather than the whole home again.
03
Item-by-Item Check

Ricky checks each flagged item against your original report, confirming what was fixed, what wasn't, and what still needs attention.
04
Verified Report

You get a documented, photographed follow-up report, so you know exactly where things stand before you sign off on anything.

Schedule a Re-Inspection

A thermal imaging scan checking a doorway for air leaks during a re-inspection.

Common After Warranty and Repair Claims

Re-inspections are especially useful after an 11-month warranty claim or any repair negotiated during a sale, giving you a second, independent confirmation before you close the book on the issue.

No guessing whether the fix will hold. Just a clear answer on whether it was done right.

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Available With Any Inspection

Add-On Inspection Services

Extend your inspection with a specialty add-on, $150 each.

Foundation Elevation Survey
$150
Measures the foundation slab to the nearest tenth of an inch using a ZipLevel® Pro-2030 to identify signs of significant foundation movement, settling, or heaving.
Pool & Spa Inspection
$150
Checks pool and spa equipment, surfaces, and required safety features like barriers and alarms for proper installation, function, and overall condition.
WDI / Termite Inspection
$150
A wood-destroying insect (WDI) inspection performed by a licensed technician, checking for termites and other wood-destroying insects, along with evidence of previous infestations or treatments.