3 Best Home Inspections in Kansas City, MO

“A Pro Home Inspection Kansas City is a locally owned, most reliable, professional property inspection business. Brandon Miller is the owner and operator, and is a fully licensed inspector by the State of Missouri with certifications including CHI®, PHI®, ISHI®, InterNACHI®, and ITI®. A Pro Home Inspection Kansas City has helped thousands of clients make smarter, better, and more informed decisions as they buy or sell a home. The company's mission is to deliver personalized service and advice, 100% transparency and integrity, and the best value for its clients. In addition, the team of experts ensures that certified home inspection services are provided. A-Pro offers you the best possible home inspection, assistance, and value, and provides the peace of mind that your investment is protected through their iron-clad 120-day assurance guarantee.”

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“Vantage Home Inspection visually inspects the major systems and components to communicate the condition of your home. Adam Van Wyk is a Certified Professional Inspector. Adam Van Wyk is an InterNACHI-certified property inspector, AHIT trained and certified, and NRSB radon certified. Adam Van Wyk has ten years of professional experience in construction, focusing primarily on insulation, ventilation, fire protection, and improving energy efficiency in residential and commercial properties. The team understands technical reports can be confusing. They work hard to deliver information clearly so you can understand and use it to make confident decisions about your home. Reports are usually delivered the same day, but always within 24 hours of the inspection.”

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“Bulldog Professional Inspection Services LLC your home will be inspected by the owner (not a hired employee, amateur, or apprentice) who can put things in perspective and has personally uncovered tens of thousands of defects in 14,000+ Kansas City homes since 2003. They use a home inspection process that checks 100% of the items they can see, touch, and test (about 2000 items in the average home). It helps them uncover hidden issues above ceilings, inside walls, under floors, and behind heavy storage items. The home inspection process involves evaluating various issues and their significance by answering specific questions, ultimately producing a comprehensive report filled with easy-to-understand language and enhanced photos to ensure a clear understanding of each issue in the present and future.”

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