Dependable Inspections

Home Inspector

Greenville, NC

Dependable Inspections serves Greenville and surrounding counties with a North Carolina-licensed inspector holding over 30 years of experience.

  • buyers purchasing existing homes
  • buyers purchasing new construction
  • home sellers seeking pre-listing inspections

Full Disclosure Home Inspection Agency, LLC

Home Inspector

Winterville, NC

Full Disclosure Home Inspection Agency, LLC provides licensed North Carolina residential and commercial inspections with reports delivered within 24 hours.

  • Homebuyers needing a full interior and exterior inspection
  • Commercial property buyers and investors
  • Properties requiring mold, radon, rodent, or environmental assessments

Inspection reports are provided within 24 hours

Home Inspector in nearby counties

FAQ

How much does a home inspection cost in Pitt County?

Dependable Inspections publishes starting fees of $325 for single-family homes, condos, townhomes, and duplexes. Its crawl-space-only inspections start at $200 and re-inspections at $150; pricing for other inspectors and add-on assessments may vary.

What should I look for when hiring a home inspector in North Carolina?

Verify that the inspector holds a North Carolina home inspector license and confirm whether the scope includes the property type and add-ons you need, such as commercial inspection, radon, mold, well-water, or thermal imaging.

How quickly will I receive the inspection report?

Full Disclosure Home Inspection Agency states that reports are provided within 24 hours. Turnaround for other inspectors should be confirmed before booking.

Can a home inspection include mold, radon, or well-water testing?

Yes. Full Disclosure lists mold, radon, well and water assessments, air sampling, and rodent inspections among its services; well and water samples are sent to Waypoint Analytical for testing.

Can I schedule a re-inspection after repairs?

Yes. Dependable Inspections offers re-inspections starting at $150, which can be used to review repair work identified during an earlier inspection.