Gene Walshaw
HITA Certified Master Home Inspector
TN State License #101
FROM MANSIONS ………………… TO LOG HOMES
WE ARE YOUR HOME INSPECTION EXPERTS!
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Gene Walshaw HITA Certified Master Home Inspector TN State License #101 |
FROM MANSIONS ………………… TO LOG HOMES WE ARE YOUR HOME INSPECTION EXPERTS! |
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We Offer the Following Home Inspection
Services for New and Existing Homes
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With Color Photos
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Pre-Purchase
Inspections Using the World Existing Homes: * Roofs & Attics |
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Newly
Constructed Homes:
Did
you know a General Contractor is only required by State and Local Codes
to build a home to minimum building codes and that many
Tennessee counties and cities do not employ Building Code Inspectors2
for enforcement?
On
new homes we will inspect the same components and systems as our
Existing Home Inspections, plus give careful attention to
quality of workmanship
and compliance with
generally accepted standard building practices.
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| Builder’s Warranty Inspections: In Tennessee, one year after completed construction and owner occupancy, your Builder’s state-mandated full home warranty expires. We can inspect your entire home before the first year expires and catch any possible unknown defects in construction so you are not burdened with future repair costs. If your home is more than one year old, but less than five years old certain types of structural defects may also be covered under your Builder’s state-mandated warranty. We can help you find these issues and write a detailed report to give to your Builder. |
| Other Services Offered: | * Radon Gas Measurement * Mold Sampling and Lab Reports * Water Quality Check * Annual Maintenance Inspections * Light Commercial and Apartment Inspections * Water Intrusion Inspections * Property Damage Consulting for Insurance Claims |
Dave is NEHA Certified for radon sampling. He also is approved for 2/10 home buyer’s warranty inspections by the 2/10 Home Warranty company
1 All our Home Inspections are performed in compliance with HITA (Home Inspectors of Tennessee Association) And Tennessee State requirements. Our standards also meet the requirements of many other Home Inspector associations such as ASHI®, NAHI®, and NACHI®.
2 All counties touching on Knox County, TN have new homes inspected by a Tennessee employed Electrical Inspector and a County employed Health Inspector (where well systems are installed). As of Jan.1, 2006, portions of Blount and Sevier counties do not have General Building Code Enforcement by county employed inspectors. “Code Inspectors” must check building code compliance by general contractors or remodeling contractors. The entire geographic area of Campbell, Grainger, Jefferson, and Union counties have no General Building Code Inspectors.
