Electronic

Home Inspection Reports

Your home inspection We use the latest in reporting software to ensure that you not only get the best inspection possible, but that finding the issues later on and fixing them become simpler.

That is why our reports are delivered the same day as your home inspection. During your inspection, we gather a great deal of information and pictures. AFterward, we compile that all into an easy to read electronic report.

Your report clearly shows you what the bigger issues are, and helps you understand how your home works.

Residential And Commercial Inspections

Texas enjoys a healthy boost in residential and commercial property sales resulting from economic growth in recent years. Considering the source of revenue in Texas, many businesses are finding the Lone Star State an attractive growth opportunity. Sale surges naturally hold close a sense of urgency when concern over missed opportunities influences buying decisions.

Texas is a great state with vasts amount of land ready to build a new home or business. Purchasing a home or a small commercial building to expand your business is an exciting endeavor. Property investments have historically been great investments. If history taught us anything it is that due diligence will help avert a potential disaster. Inspections are an essential part of protecting your residential or commercial investment.

Made To Last Home Inspections is a great service for any home or commercial property purchase. Focused inspections promote validity. Made To Last Home Inspections focuses specifically on the building with an in-depth inspection of the building structure (interior and exterior), roofing, electrical, heating and cooling, insulation and plumbing. Jim Adams, the founder of Made To Last Home Inspections, holds true the integrity of a quality inspection with convenient scheduling and timeliness inspection reporting. With Made To Last Home Inspections on your side, the only surprise your purchase will yield is peace of mind.

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