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Our in-house team, led by Konnor Kirkwood (Arizona BTR #72416), inspects homes across Mesa for buyers and sellers, and home inspection reports go out the same day.
A lot of houses get changed over the years: rooms added, patios enclosed, garages converted. The City of Mesa spells out which of those need permits, which tells you what to ask the seller about.
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Pick the inspection that fits. Each page explains what it covers and how it works.
The full walk, roof to foundation, with a report the same day.
Sellers: see the house the way the buyer's inspector will.
A camera down the main line, with video and a same-day report.
Manufactured and older mobile home inspections, including the crawlspace.
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There's no office to visit. Our team comes to the property in Mesa. You don't need to be there the whole time: come near the end and we'll walk you through what we found. Home inspection reports go out the same day.
Book online or call (480) 254-5708 with the address and your inspection deadline.
Our in-house team, led by Konnor Kirkwood, inspects the property.
We go over the findings at the end. Home inspection reports arrive the same day.
Want a termite inspection too? Call to ask about arranging this optional inspection. A third-party vendor performs it, not our team.
"Konnor was very thorough with his inspection and more than willing to help us understand everything in the report. He was very easy to reach with any follow-up questions."
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The questions Mesa buyers and sellers ask us most. Anything else, just call.
The City of Mesa lists additions, interior structural, electrical, mechanical or plumbing changes, carport or patio enclosures, converting non-livable space, detached structures over 200 square feet, inground pools, demolition, fire damage repairs and manufactured home sets, among others. Painting, countertops and new flooring don't need one.
Ask the seller whether it was permitted and for the paperwork. Mesa lists carport and patio enclosures as work that needs a permit.
Yes. We inspect manufactured homes and older mobile homes, including homes built before June 1976. The inspection includes the crawlspace. It is separate from an engineer’s foundation certification, which some loans require.
No. There's no travel charge and no minimum for Mesa.
Home inspection reports go out the same day as the inspection.

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