Protect Your Savings With Licensed Home Inspectors In Washington

Home Inspectors

For years, home and business owners have trusted our home inspectors to handle their home inspection needs. ProCore Inspections Inc. does it all. Licensed and InterNACHI certified, we service the Pacific Northwest offering home inspections in Snohomish, Mount Vernon, Stanwood, Whidbey Island, Marysville, Everett, Lynnwood, Shoreline, and more.

Welcome to ProCore Inspection Services, Inc.

Our home inspectors are well versed in all the latest building techniques and use state-of-the-art equipment during their home inspections. The end result is a very detailed, thorough, and accurate home inspection report. Our home inspection reports are completed and returned to you the same day via email, sometimes within hours.

Home Inspections

What is a Home Inspection?

A standard home inspection is a non-invasive, visual examination of the accessible areas of a residential property, which is designed to identify defects within specific systems and components that are both observed and deemed material by the inspector. The scope of work may be modified by the client and inspector prior to the inspection process.

Why Choose Us?

We are thorough in our home inspections and use the latest equipment and techniques to provide a detailed report to aid your property buying decisions. Regardless of the age of the home, there are always things that need to be repaired, fine-tuned, and dialed in. Protect your savings, let ProCore Home Inspections ensure you don’t fall into a money pit.

Scheduling Your Inspection

We work around your schedule and encourage you to be present during your home inspection. We feel this way we can discuss areas of concern on the spot and provide additional feedback. However, if your schedule doesn’t allow you to be present for your home inspection, our web-based home inspection reports are user-friendly and easy to read.

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Our home inspectors are InterNACHI certified to guarantee more than just the minimum state standards of practice are being met. We recommend following along during the inspection to ask any questions you may have about your home!

Home Inspections

Avoiding a Money Pit

Prepare for the Home Inspection

“Before the home inspection, buyers should write down observations they have made when visiting the house that they want the inspector to review,” says Dan Steward, president, and CEO of Pillar To Post Inc. in Tampa, Fla. This helps inspectors address any concerns buyers may have.

Attend Your Home Inspection

There are a lot of things you can outsource and rely on your professional representatives when buying a property, but we highly recommend you attend your home inspection. When you are there in person, the home inspector is able to physically show you the areas of concern and give their expert opinion on the spot.

Read Your Home Inspection Report

Attending your home inspection is just the first step. Reading your inspection report generated both by our home inspectors and any reports and disclosures provided by the seller is key to avoiding a money pit. Money pits often occur when buyers take place, not knowing how much work truly needs to be done.

Fix the Defects

Some home sellers elect not to correct every defect found in the home inspection report. Instead, they acknowledge the defects to buyers and explain that the asking price has been adjusted to reflect the estimated cost of repairs. However, the defects still need to be addressed and corrected.

Get Multiple Repair Bids

Get multiple bids from reputable contractors while you are still within the home inspection contingency time frame of your contract. These estimates can also provide a basis for any renegotiation between you and the seller for a price reduction, repairs, or increased closing cost credits.

All Done!

After your home has been properly fixed by a trusted professional, you are now ready to relax and enjoy!