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Home Inspector in Austin, Texas

Texas Property Inspections provides thorough home inspections, new construction phase inspections, and 11-month builder warranty inspections in Austin and surrounding communities. You’ll get clear, action-oriented findings and a fast, photo-rich digital report—so you can negotiate, plan repairs, and move forward with confidence.

TREC Licensed Home Inspector • #26384 • Serving Austin & Central Texas

Austin, TX Right Now — What Buyers & Homeowners Should Know

Austin continues to grow fast—new construction on the edges, remodels in established neighborhoods, and older homes competing with fresh builds. That mix matters during inspections because the risks are different: older properties can hide “legacy” issues, while brand-new homes can still have missed steps that get covered up quickly.

The goal of an inspection isn’t to nitpick—it’s to identify the items that change safety, performance, and cost. We focus on conditions that tend to impact negotiations and repair planning in the Austin market.

Older + remodeled homes Rapid new builds Heat + storms Drainage matters

Common Inspection Issues We See Around Austin

  • Drainage & grading problems that can drive moisture at foundations.
  • Roof wear & flashing details (especially around penetrations, valleys, and repair patches).
  • HVAC performance gaps—airflow, temperature split, and install defects that show up in Texas heat.
  • Electrical safety items (panel concerns, improper modifications, missing GFCI/AFCI where required).
  • Plumbing leaks & amateur repairs under sinks, at water heaters, and in remodel transitions.
  • New construction “misses” before drywall/finish—improper penetrations, incomplete sealing, and drainage shortcuts.

Inspection Services in Austin

Whether you’re buying in Austin, building in the suburbs, or approaching a builder warranty deadline—these are our most requested services.

Buyer & Final

Full Home Inspection

Roof-to-foundation evaluation of major systems and safety items—ideal for buyers, sellers, and homeowners.

New Construction

Phase Inspections

Pre-pour, pre-drywall, and final checkpoints—catch issues before they’re covered up.

Warranty

11-Month Warranty

Document defects before your builder warranty deadline—perfect for year-one settlement and punch items.

Add-Ons

Pool, Septic & Irrigation

Bundle specialized add-ons to reduce surprises and get a fuller picture of the property.

What an Austin Home Inspection Should Catch

Austin homes range from historic bungalows to brand-new builds. We focus on the stuff that actually changes your risk and your repair costs.

  • Foundation & drainage clues (grading, moisture patterns, movement indicators).
  • Roof performance (hail/wind wear, penetrations, flashing, attic conditions).
  • HVAC reality check for Texas heat (airflow, temperature split, installation issues).
  • Electrical & safety concerns that show up in older neighborhoods and remodels.
  • Plumbing red flags (leaks, water heater issues, poor repairs, improper materials).
  • New construction misses before they get buried behind drywall or finishes.
Simple goal: make the inspection easy to act on. Clear photos, clear severity, and practical next steps—so you can negotiate or plan repairs without guessing.

Austin Home Inspection FAQs

Quick answers for Austin buyers, homeowners & new construction clients

How much does a home inspection cost in Austin?

Pricing depends on size, age, and add-ons (pool/spa, septic, irrigation). The fastest way to get an exact quote is to schedule online or call.

How long does an Austin home inspection usually take?

Most inspections take 2–4 hours depending on property size/condition. Larger or older homes can take longer.

Do you inspect older homes and remodels in Austin?

Yes. We pay close attention to safety items and “mixed-era” systems common in renovated homes (electrical, plumbing, attic/roof work, and prior repairs).

When should I schedule phase inspections for new construction near Austin?

Best checkpoints: pre-pour (before concrete), pre-drywall (before insulation/sheetrock), and final (before closing).

When should I book an 11-month builder warranty inspection?

Most homeowners schedule around month 10 so there’s time to document issues and submit warranty claims before the deadline.

Do you offer pool, septic, or irrigation inspections around Austin?

Yes—pool & spa, septic (non-invasive), and lawn irrigation can be bundled with your inspection.