Wildcat Inspections Team

Wildcat Inspections Team

Why Hire Us For Your Home Inspection?

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All New and Preowned Homes Need Inspected By The Wildcat Inspections Team

Thanks for taking a minute to learn a little about the Wildcat Inspections Team. We would like to offer some insight as to why you will want to hire us for your home inspection. One thing we know for sure. That is that all newly constructed and preowned homes need inspections or they can turn into a trainwreck. No one wants to throw his or her money away. However, when budgets are tight it’s a common reaction to think about forgoing the home inspection to save money. Or, to hire an inspector who is not willing to exceed the TREC Standards. Such as including building code references.

That’s especially true with a new house. After all, your builder probably told you about all the inspections he already had lined up. For the average homebuyer that decision would be far more costly than the cost of the inspection. That would be like the lawyer who represents himself in court. As they say, “he has a fool for a client”.

Of course, there are some people who are versed well enough in-home construction. Those might be willing to take that chance and not hire an inspector. In some cases, homes are purchased with express plans to undergo extensive renovation. That’s because there are usually contractors involved from the beginning for those. Then there’s always “Uncle Joe”. You know, the family member that once worked for a contractor part time back when he was going to college. Uncle Joe can get a homebuyer in trouble faster than anything. But for most home buyers the decision to hire a professional pays off, with or without a contractor.

Wildcat Team inspecting a window for new home

The Wildcat Inspections Team inspecting windows installed in a new home. Fasteners and flashing tape were improperly installed. 

What The Wildcat Team Stands for

When someone asks what the Wildcat Inspections Team stands for we want to be clear in our response. In doing that, we communicate our core values and express them to our clients. We do that by providing a concise mission statement and code of ethics. Our team lives by these values every day.

Our mission

Wildcat Inspections Team’s mission is to provide the highest quality home inspection at the lowest cost possible! We flourish at this because of our faith in God, the integrity of our inspectors and our commitment to a solid work ethic. Our pride and personal involvement in the work we perform result in superior quality and service.

This attitude is directly replicated in our inspectors’ level of discreteness, responsibility, professionalism and competency. We delight in new information and relish Continuing Education above and beyond minimum requirements.

It is our goal to consistently strive to stay current with the newest innovations of our industry and to educate the public with the knowledge we acquire. At Wildcat Inspections we believe that our client is the most important entity in our business.

Code of Ethics

  1. The Wildcat Inspections Team Inspectors will avoid conflicts of interest or activities that compromise, or appear to compromise, professionalism or objectivity.
  2. Inspectors will avoid inspecting properties for compensation when having or expecting to have a financial interest in the property.
  3. Inspectors will not inspect properties under contingent arrangements whereby any compensation is dependent on reported findings or on the sale of a property.
  4. Inspectors will not inspect properties where future referrals are dependent on reported findings or on the sale of a property.
  5. Inspectors will not pay compensation to a real estate agent, or any other party having a financial interest in the closing or settlement of the real estate transaction for the referral of inspections.
  6. Inspectors will not pay compensation to a real estate agent, or any other party having a financial interest in the closing or settlement of the real estate transaction for inclusion on a list of recommended inspectors.
  7. Inspectors will not receive compensation from anyone other than the client unless agreed upon prior to the inspection.
  8. Inspectors will not ever repair, replace, or upgrade, for compensation, systems or components covered by Standards of Practice.
  9. The Inspector will inspect in good faith and fairness to all interested parties involved in the real estate transaction.
  10. Inspectors will be discreet and will not discuss inspection results or client information without client approval. Inspectors, at their discretion, may discuss or warn owners about immediate safety hazards to occupants exposed to such hazards, when feasible.
  11. Inspectors will limit their practice to their area of expertise and shall inform their client at the earliest possible time that the inspector discovers areas he/she is not fully capable of inspecting a particular system.
  12. The inspector will conduct business so as not to bring discredit on the inspection industry; He/she shall conduct business in a manner reflecting professionalism, independence and fairness to the client, self, and the inspection industry.