Inspection Center, Inc
& EAQP, Inc

Georgia: 706.278.3202  ~  Call Us Toll Free: 800.564.5537 ~  Tennessee: 423.892.5258

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Testing Services

Asbestos

Radon Maps

Professional Tips

Request for Technical Assistance

Meth Lab Testing

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Choose An Inspector

The HomePro Book System

Inspecting New Buildings

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Choosing an inspector

The inspector you choose will determine the accuracy and reliability of your building inspection, so make sure you select a qualified inspector.  

  • Ask friends and relatives for names of qualified building inspectors.

  • Avoid selecting an inspector who also does repair work, which could pose a conflict of interest and throw into question the objectivity of the inspection report.

  • Find out about the inspector's background and credentials. The best inspectors have undergone special training specifically for building inspections.  They also belong to national organizations, such as the American Society of Home Inspectors Inc (ASHI) or the National Association of Home Inspectors (NAHI), which offer accreditation and training programs. 

  • Make sure the inspector provides written reports. The best reports provide extensive documentation of the inspection process and provide narrative descriptions of the age and condition of major systems, such as heating and air conditioning.

  • Ask the inspector how long he or she takes to complete an average inspection.  Competent inspectors need at least three hours to adequately inspect a typical three-bedroom home.  They take even longer to inspect larger homes.

  • Quiz the inspection company regarding your particular inspector's expertise.  The best inspectors get plenty of practice doing their jobs.  Look for someone who has performed five or more inspections weekly for more than two years.

  • Watch to see how the inspector dresses for your appointment.  A home inspector who shows up in a suit or dress isn't likely to inch through your crawl space.  Hire someone who isn't afraid to get dirty.

  • Ask about a written contract outlining the inspector's scope of work.  Never enter into an agreement to have something as expensive as a house inspected without having a written contract specifying who's responsible for what.

Building Inspections can be scheduled between 8:30 and 6:00 Monday through Friday.  Call us directly at one of the following telephone numbers  we can be reached at 706.278.3202.  Georgia counties where our service is available include Dade, Catoosa, Whitfield, Murray, Gilmer, Fannin, Union, Raben, Walker, Chattooga, GordonPickens, Dawson, Lumpkin, and Floyde Counties. 

In Tennessee we can be reached at 423.892.5258.  Tennessee counties where our service is available include Hamilton, Marion, Sequatchie, Bledsoe, Roane, Loudon, Hamilton, Rhea, Meigs, Monroe, Bradley, McMinn and Polk counties.

We provide also provide Inspection Services in other areas on a case by case basis.  Our toll free number is 800.564.5537.  

If you are visiting our web site after our regular working hours we encourage you to consider contacting us by completing the form below.  One of our respesentatives will call you on our next business day.  Please note we will respect your privacy and will not distribute your information including e-mail address to anyone else.  Thank You!

 

Environmental Air Quality - Legal Investigations and Consultations - Mold, Bacteria & Other Hazards - Causes of Air Problems - Sick BuildingMoisture Problems - Stachybotrys Fact Sheet - Health Consequences - Frequently Asked Questions - Air Monitoring - Environmental Assessment - Testing Services - Asbestos - Radon Maps - Professional Tips - Request for Technical Assistance - Meth Lab TestingCommercial & All Types of Building Inspection - Choose An Inspector -The HomePro Book System -Inspecting New Buildings - Synthetic Stucco (EIFS)Credentials - Testimonials - Contact Us
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