Premium Property Inspections in Leawood By Certified Master Inspector^®

#1 Your report will be detailed, well-organized, and easy-to-understand.

When it comes to a home inspection, nothing is more important than your home inspection report.  

This is the tool you use to negotiate, the document that sheds a critical light on your home, the only thing you keep once the inspection is over, and what your wife will use to create a honey-do list (don’t say we didn’t warn you).

That’s why we’ve revamped that old, outdated industry relic into something that NOT ONLY gives you the most information with the least risk; it helps you cruise through negotiations like you own the place by getting you maximum price drops, repairs, and concessions.

Here’s how we do it…

1) We write using an inverted pyramid writing style.

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In other words, when you’re reading one of our paragraphs, you will never have to sift through a long string of sentences that seem to run on with random thoughts and disconnected ideas before you finally get to the point.

An inverted pyramid writing style presents the most crucial information first and builds the rest of the story from there.

We will ALWAYS get straight to the point in the very first sentence.

2) Our 10key™ comment method asks the 11 most crucial questions every report should answer.

In Kansas and Missouri, home inspections can sometimes feel like you’re back in the Wild West – you only know what you’re getting AFTER you’ve hired them.

That’s why some home inspection reports raise more questions than answers.  

Then call the cowpoke and ask what the h e double L they’re talking about.

But not us. We not only know how to dig deep find the defects and uncover the real issues, but we also know how to share them in the best way possible so you really understand what’s happening with the home.

• What did I find?
• Where is it?
• What does it mean?
• What will happen if it’s ignored?
• Any signs of past repairs?
• Is this a major concern?
• Has it affected anything else?
• Has it damaged any surrounding areas?
• What do I recommend?
• What caused it?
• Any signs of past problems?

These are the 11 questions every report should answer if you hope to understand the full impact each defect has on the home.

3) Our reports are written in plain English.

Let’s say we don’t know each other.

You could be a seasoned contractor or a nanny. A stay-at-home grandmother or car salesman.

It doesn’t matter because we write our reports so anyone can understand them no matter who you are, what you know, or what you do.

In fact, when I write, I imagine my 70-year-old hippie mom from California reading my report. And I’m pretty sure if she can understand it, anyone can (love you, Mom!).

4) Your home inspection report will be clean and easy to navigate.

A report clogged with things that don’t matter makes it confusing and hard to understand.  

We don’t put anything extra in your home inspection report that will distract you from the things that really matter – the information that matters to you.

So if it passes through five or six different sets of hands before you close on your home, it’ll always be easy for anyone to read and use.

5) Your home inspection report will be full of enhanced photos.

Your report will include clearly labeled color photos that document all proper defects. The photos expand in size when clicked from your desktop or laptop computer to help you see the condition for yourself.

6) It will always be delivered on the same day.

Time is critical when you’re facing a 3, 5, 7, or 10-day inspection period. This is especially true when you need time to read the report and schedule other inspections afterward.  

That’s why you will always get your report later the same day.