Know what you're paying for.

Standard home inspections start at $375 for homes up to 2,500 sq ft, with add-on services like radon and IAQ testing priced separately (see the tables above) — and you'll get your exact quote before you commit when you book online.

Think of it as a head-to-toe physical for the house. It's a visual examination of the home's major systems — roof, exterior, structure, electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling, attic, crawlspace or basement, interior, and built-in appliances — to document their condition at the time of inspection. It tells you what's working, what needs attention, and what needs a specialist before you close.

Typically 2 to 2.5 hours for an average home. Larger homes, crawlspaces, outbuildings, and add-on services can extend that.

No — many clients aren't. You're welcome to attend, and either way your findings get talked through with you, not just emailed. If you'd like, you can even meet Kyle back at the house after you've read the report to walk through it together.

The morning after your inspection is completed — a full photo-documented report with findings prioritized by severity.

The more notice the better, but it depends on the current schedule. If you call early in the morning and there's availability, your inspection could even happen the same day. Book online to see open slots instantly.

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that seeps up from the soil into homes. You can't see it or smell it — testing is the only way to know it's there. It's the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States, and Kentucky is a high-radon state, which is why testing is strongly recommended with every inspection. Radon testing is available as a $125 add-on.

No — and that's by design. To keep the inspection honest, no repairs are performed on a home for the first 12 months after inspecting it. There's no incentive to find problems that aren't there. What is offered: a $175 re-inspection — whether that's verifying a contractor's repair work, or checking items that couldn't be evaluated the first time, like plumbing when the water was off.

Yes — inspections happen in any weather, though severe weather may force a reschedule for safety (and drones stay grounded in rain and high wind). Honestly, sunny weather right after a fresh rain is the best inspection condition there is: you can see exactly where the water goes.

Electronically through Spectora, the booking and report platform (a 3% processing fee applies to card and internet payments) — or by cash or check on-site before the inspection begins, with no processing fee.

Yes — 10% off for veterans and first responders, with proof of service. Thank you for yours.

Bowling Green and most locations within about an hour — including Warren County, Smiths Grove, Glasgow, Franklin, Scottsville, Russellville, Morgantown, Munfordville, Cave City, Edmonson County, and surrounding South Central Kentucky communities. Not sure if you're in range? Just call or text.