A thorough home inspection, with proper followup and communication, is crucial.  One major defect missed by a rushed, cut-rate inspector can cost you many thousands of dollars later. But even the best inspection can’t help you without an understandable inspection report and good communication.

Home inspection is a “you get what you pay for” industry. Lower-fee home inspectors are often newer, less experienced, or prioritize the number of inspections they perform over quality. You’re paying for an inspector’s expertise and knowledge. 

If you’re looking for the lowest-cost home inspection, reconsider. When needing an attorney or physician, nobody seeks the cheapest.  They seek the best.
Integra prioritizes a comprehensive, detailed inspection and thorough communications with clients through our unique post-inspection review process. 

A home purchase is often the largest financial decision of one’s life.  With real estate agents charging 6% of the sale price, and appraisers often charging $500-$800 or more, a home inspection provides the most important and best value of any of the services involved in a real estate transaction. It’s not unusual for a home inspection to save a buyer several thousand dollars in repair costs. A good inspection can even steer you clear of a “money pit” that could drain your resources and take years to resolve. Even in newer homes, a thorough inspection can identify areas of concern that could be costly in the future if not addressed early on. 

Integra’s residential inspection fees are calculated on the estimated time required to inspect the home. This is based upon the home’s age, size, and condition.  Larger and older homes (pre-2000) cost more as they require more time and care to inspect.  Newly-constructed homes cost the least. 

The inspection fee covers the time and expertise to inspect the property, research any unusual findings, write and publish a detailed report, and confer with clients and agents during the review process.

No inspector is perfect, and every inspector (including Integra) will overlook something during the inspection. Better your odds with an experienced inspector that spends more time on the inspection and prioritizes quality.  

We accept credit & debit cards, bank transfer, Zelle, check, and more. We also offer a “buy now, pay later” option.