Square Footage of Property |
Estimated Inspection Rate |
|---|---|
| SF up to 1,500 | $ 425 |
| SF 1,501 to 2,000 | $ 475 |
| SF 2,001 to 3,000 | $ 525 |
| SF 3,001 to 3,500 | $ 575 |
| SF 3,501 to 4,000 | $ 625 |
| SF 4,001 to 4,500 | $ 675 |
| SF 4,501 to 5,000 | $ 725 |
| SF 5,001 and above | $ 725 + 13 -cent per sq.ft |
| Condominium | $375 Up to 1500 Sq Ft after 1501 Sq Ft add $0.15 per Sq Ft |
| Duplex Inspection | $ 625 Up to 2000 Sq Ft after 2001 Sq Ft $0.15 per Sq Ft |
| Triplex inspection | $ 700 Up to 3000 Sq Ft after 3001 Sq Ft $0.15 per Sq Ft |
| Four-plex Inspection | $ 875 Up to 4000 Sq Ft after 4001 Sq Ft $0.15 per Sq Ft |
Fix Rate Inspections |
Estimated Inspection Rate |
|---|---|
| Mold Inspection and Testing | Visual inspection base on primary pricing (+ $100 for each mold sample or canister, 2 minimum, $50 for each additional sample, $50 for surface samples) |
| Limited Mold Inspection | $ 325 |
| New Construction Phase Inspection | $ 350 (per phase) |
| Properties With Raised Foundations | +$ 250 |
| Structural Inspection | $ 500 |
| Properties Located 40 to 60 Miles from Office | +$ 60 |
| Foundation Inspection | $ 500 |
| Pool and Spa | $ 375 |
| Sewer Line Inspection | $300 with home inspection, $375 without home inspection from roof add $50 |
| Asbestos sample test | $150 |
| Lead sample test | $150 |
Inspection fees are based upon square footage of the building(s) to be inspected. However, other factors can increase the cost. Additional pricing considerations may include the age of the building, raised foundations, basements, detached or out buildings, multiple heating/cooling units, travel distance etc. Contact us for a custom quote today.
What to look out for when shopping around – It’s more than just the price Careful thought should be given to choosing an inspector. The report is a professional opinion based upon the experience and education of the individual actually performing the inspection. This opinion can cost you much more than the cost of a home inspection if it leaves out critical flaws or repairs needed.
Choosing the right inspector should be based on their qualifications, experience and most of all how comfortable you feel with the inspector. These criteria are far more important than a small difference between different inspection companies.
Additionally, any reputable inspector will welcome your questions and want you to be completely comfortable with his qualifications. Don’t hesitate to check an Inspector’s credentials. Ask about his specific education and experience related to building construction, renovation and maintenance