Yes, all of our home inspectors have SentriLock access. Inspect LV inspectors have passed the same extensive DOJ background check as agents, meaning we can access any home with a SentriLock electronic lockbox.

Our "Concierge Inspection" services include items that many inspection companies charge as add-ons.

This includes:

• Thermal Imaging
• Low-E Window Orientation
• Homes that are older than 10 years old
• Drone Aerial Roof Review
• Verifying Water Heater and HVAC Ages
• Testing USB-A and USB-C Receptacle Outlets
• 1 No Additional Cost Repair Review, to verify Seller repairs ($150 value)

We promise reports are made available no later than the next morning (prior to 12:00PM).  However, they are often delivered same day.  Orders must be paid for prior to report release.  Reports are delivered via email with an HTML link.

We offer various flexible pay option for your home inspection. A link will be emailed upon order confirmation for you to pay online at your convenience. If a you are uncomfortable with paying online, we do accept phone payments.

1. All major credit cards
2. Zelle
3. Cash or check paid directly to your inspector if you plan to attend the inspection.

  *All home inspections must be paid for prior to report release.

The short answer is no. If you're out of town or unable to attend the inspection, rest assured that our detailed reports include specific findings and photographs of all identified issues. We’re also available to discuss the report with you over the phone, addressing any questions or concerns you may have.

Please understand that our focus, attention, and actions are all geared toward serving your best interests. Contrary to the long-standing belief that clients should attend the entire inspection, doing so can actually be detrimental to your interests. When anyone is present and engages with the inspector while he’s performing his tasks, it increases the risk of omissions in his findings. If you can attend, it’s best to join us at the conclusion of the inspection when the inspector is thoroughly familiar with the home. We will provide a brief recap of our findings and answer any questions you may have.

However, if you feel strongly about attending the entire inspection, you are welcome to do so! We simply ask that you minimize your interactions with the inspector until the end.

No, it is actually unlawful in the State of Nevada, according to NAC 645D.470, to offer any warranties or guarantees. Be extremely cautious of misleading claims from other inspection companies that advertise such warranties or guaranties; they may either be unaware of the laws governing their licensing or intentionally misleading prospective clients, raising serious concerns about their professionalism and ethics.

Keep in mind that a home inspection is essentially a "snapshot" of the property at the time of the inspection. Many issues can arise suddenly and without warning, which is why Nevada prohibits Inspectors of Structures (IOS) from offering warranties and guarantees. We strongly recommend purchasing a suitable home warranty and conducting a thorough final walk-through inspection prior to the Close of Escrow (COE).

We get asked this question frequently! Unfortunately, our insurance carrier prohibits us from even being on site during the final walk through.

A thorough final walk-through with your agent ensures all components and systems are in the same or better condition than the day you wrote the contract. We have created a Final Walkthrough Checklist, for your convenience.

We strongly advise discussing all options with your real estate agent and their broker if any items are found to be non-functional or not in the agreed-upon condition.