That is a great question. The first thing I would do is look in the Yellow Pages and see who is listed. Second, I would call Better Business Bureau and check three different companies out. If you use a Real Estate Agent ask them for three Home Inspectors and then ask the Real Estate Agent are they receiving a fee for referring them. It is OK if they do but they should tell you up front, matter of fact they have to because it’s the law. Third , I would call all three companies , find out how much they charge, what kind of report and how long before you receive it, also ask for references and call them. With the following information you should be able to find a Home Inspector who will fit your needs !

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