DFW INSPECHOME, LLC SERVING IN DALLAS - FORT WORTH AND SURROUNDING AREAS

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Certified and Experienced Inspectors

Our inspectors are experienced and certified, and we use the latest technology to ensure accurate and thorough inspections.

Thorough Inspections

We provide thorough inspections of all major systems and components of your home, including electrical, plumbing, HVAC, roofing, and more.

Detailed Reports

We provide detailed reports meet all required from Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) to help you understand the condition of your home and make informed decisions.

We only work directly with client's who buy or sell the house . Real Estate Agent Referrals Not Accepted in DFW Inspechome .

Here are why

Conflict of Interest: Home inspectors referred by real estate agents might feel pressured to downplay or overlook significant issues in a property to ensure the sale goes through smoothly. This conflict of interest undermines the integrity of the inspection process and can lead to biased or incomplete assessments.
Objectivity Compromised: Inspectors should maintain impartiality to provide an accurate evaluation of a property's condition. Referrals from real estate agents may compromise this objectivity as the inspector may feel obligated to prioritize the interests of the agent or their client (the seller) over providing an honest assessment.
Quality of Inspection: Inspectors who rely heavily on referrals from real estate agents may prioritize maintaining those relationships over conducting thorough inspections. This can result in rushed or superficial assessments that fail to identify important defects or safety hazards, ultimately leaving the buyer at risk.
Legal and Ethical Concerns: Depending on local regulations, there may be legal or ethical considerations regarding the disclosure of referral relationships between real estate agents and home inspectors. Failing to disclose such relationships could lead to accusations of collusion or misconduct.
Trust and Reputation: Accepting referrals exclusively from real estate agents may raise doubts about the integrity and independence of the inspector. Buyers may question whether the inspection report truly reflects the property's condition or if it's influenced by the interests of the referring agent.
Professional Integrity: Home inspectors have a duty to their clients to provide unbiased, accurate, and thorough assessments of properties. Relying heavily on referrals from real estate agents can undermine this duty and erode trust in the profession as a whole.