Linn home inspections
Certified Professional Home Inspector
Certified Professional Home Inspector
Certified Professional Home InspectorCertified Professional Home InspectorCertified Professional Home InspectorLinn Inspection is a local, family owned business serving Linn County and surrounding areas with the most detailed and thorough home inspections from a certified professional. Buying a home is the largest purchase you will likely make, so it is important to understand the condition of your investment. We take the time necessary to inspect the whole house top to bottom as well as review the details of the report personally with our clients. We give you the information you need to purchase your property with confidence and maintain it with peace of mind.
" By wisdom a house is built, and by understanding it is established; by knowledge the rooms are filled with all precious and pleasant riches."
Proverbs 24:3-4
Certified Member of the "International Association of Certified Home Inspectors".
InterNACHI is the world's leading association for home inspectors. We provide training, online testing and certification for 22,340 inspectors internationally.
Be Confident In Your Property Transaction, with the Linn Inspection Proven Process.
As a Certified Professional Inspector, I follow a comprehensive Residential Standard of Practice, which ensures that you receive a detailed and accurate home inspection.
Whole Home Inspection
At InterNACHI we are trained to take a whole home approach to the inspection of a home. The house is a system of interdependent parts. One part of the house will affect the other parts of the house. Similar to the human body, all parts are separate, but work together as one body. By inspecting each part of the house while considering its role in the house as a home, we are able to provide a more thorough and comprehensive inspection for our clients.
Thermal Imaging
Using Thermal Imaging in home inspections will help us find conditions that may otherwise go unnoticed such as electrical problems, energy loss, water damage, and other heat-related issues . Also, it can serve as an additional method to verify defects suspected or found by other means, thus better proving the existence of the defect.