Protect Yourself from a Bad Home Inspection.
Make Sure Your Inspector Complies with a Written Code of Ethics.

The industry standards weren't tough enough, so HomePro created the strictest home inspection consumer protection policy in the country.

Let's face it. In today's economy it seems like a lot of out of work carpenters or plumbers want to be home inspectors. Sure, knowledge in the building trades is an important part of being a good home inspector. But it's only a small part.

Inspections performed by technically inept individuals have cost home buyers countless thousands of dollars. Not only that, many inspectors will find a problem during an inspection and then go back to the seller and offer to fix the problem. Still other inspectors have been known to enter into questionable marketing agreements with realtors.

HomePro believes a home inspector needs to meet high standards of practice and should not engage in activities that could represent a conflict of interest with their client. That's why HomePro has a written Code of Ethics as a guide for how the company conducts its business affairs.