1. Credentials and Qualifications:

2. Experience and Expertise:

3. Sample Reports:

4. References and Reviews:

5. Availability and Turnaround Time:

​6.  Communication Skills:
​7.  Insurance and Liability Coverage:
8.  Additional Services:
9.  Equipment and Technology Used:
10.  Professionalism and Ethics:

Before you shop for price, it's essential to prioritize quality and expertise when selecting a home inspector. The process of purchasing a home is a significant investment, and ensuring its structural integrity and overall condition is paramount. In this regard, considering a range of crucial factors, from the inspector's credentials and experience to their communication skills and specialized knowledge, can significantly impact your decision-making process. Only by thoroughly evaluating these elements can you confidently move forward, knowing that you've chosen an inspector who is not only qualified but also equipped to provide a comprehensive assessment of your potential new home.