Home inspection, home inspector
Inspect the inspector!Hello! Thank you for your interest in learning more about me. My name is George Grady Tucker IV. I go by Skip. I have over 20 years of experience running my own full service construction company. I have been involved in every aspect of building a home. From digging the footers to installing the shingles, finishing the sheetrock to helping a customer pick out that one of a kind color for the master bath. I know what is involved in building a home so I know how to thoroughly inspect a home. I attend educational classes to stay informed of new construction techniques and products so I can inspect your home properly.
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I will take the time to thoroughly inspect everything in the home that I can. I will be at the residence for around 4 hours. Larger or older homes may take more time. I do not offer onsite reports. After leaving the home I will write a report explaining the defects I found and incorporate pictures supporting the deficiencies in the home. I want to supply you with as much information as possible so you can make an informed decision.
There are some limitations to a home inspection. Any systems that are enclosed in walls, floors or ceilings cannot be visually inspected. If I cannot gain access to an item, I cannot inspect it. A home inspection is a visual examination of readily visible and readily accessible installed systems and components.
Every home inspector in North Carolina must be licensed and insured. I carry General Liability and Errors and Omissions insurance. All inspections must follow the standards of practice and code of ethics set by the NC Home Inspector Licensing Board.
I use IRB Pro inspection software for your inspection report. The report is easy to read and contains multiple pictures of the property. Click here to see a sample report. Click here to see my contract.
If you are unsure about the inspection process or who can perform an inspection click here to learn more.
There are some limitations to a home inspection. Any systems that are enclosed in walls, floors or ceilings cannot be visually inspected. If I cannot gain access to an item, I cannot inspect it. A home inspection is a visual examination of readily visible and readily accessible installed systems and components.
- I am a certified home inspector with Inspector Nation.
- I am a certified radon measurement specialist with Inspector Nation.
- I am a member of the North Carolina Licensed Home Inspectors Association.
- I have Sentri lockbox access.
Every home inspector in North Carolina must be licensed and insured. I carry General Liability and Errors and Omissions insurance. All inspections must follow the standards of practice and code of ethics set by the NC Home Inspector Licensing Board.
I use IRB Pro inspection software for your inspection report. The report is easy to read and contains multiple pictures of the property. Click here to see a sample report. Click here to see my contract.
If you are unsure about the inspection process or who can perform an inspection click here to learn more.
Certifications
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I look at the top of your house....
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the bottom of your house...
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and everything in-between.