Frequently Asked Questions

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Heart and Home Inspections specializes in residential homes, as well as new developments and investment properties.

We use Spectora, the latest in home inspection software. You can find inspection report samples HERE, showcasing the type of report you will be receiving.

The time to complete a Texas Real Estate Inspection varies based on the size of the home as well as any optional systems that are added to the inspection. The typical home inspection for a home will usually take between 3 - 5 hours to complete.

No, you do not need to be present. While you are more than welcome to attend the entirety of the inspection, you are not required to. Your Inspector will contact you 30 minutes prior to the completion of your inspection should you want to attend the post-inspection consultation.

Heart and Home Inspections follows the standards set forth by The Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC). Please visit https://www.trec.texas.gov/online-sops to view the guidelines set forth by the commission. You will find that your report adheres to and exceeds the minimum guidelines established by TREC.

Foundation evaluations are critical in North Texas due to the expansive clay soil prevalent across the DFW Metroplex, which shifts significantly with extreme weather patterns. At Heart and Home Inspections, we offer advanced level-checking tools to identify movement beyond typical settling, providing buyers and sellers with a clear picture of structural integrity before closing.

Yes, our standard inspections include a comprehensive visual assessment of the entire roof system to identify storm-related issues common in North Texas, such as hail impact or wind damage. We specifically look for missing shingles, damaged flashing, and signs of impact that sellers often miss, ensuring your property is prepared for the high-wind patterns of the DFW region.