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Frequently Asked Questions About Texas Property Inspections – Your Trusted Home Inspection Experts in New Braunfels, Austin & San Antonio

  • A professional home inspection from Texas Property Inspections covers a thorough evaluation of the home’s major systems, including:

    • Structural components (foundation, walls, roof)

    • Electrical systems (wiring, panels, outlets)

    • Plumbing (pipes, water heaters, drainage)

    • HVAC (heating and cooling systems)

    • Roof & attic (shingles, leaks, ventilation)

    • Appliances (if included in the sale)
      We follow Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) standards to ensure a comprehensive report. [Learn more about our process here.]

  • The duration depends on the home’s size, age, and condition. Typically:

    • Average time is 2–3 hours

    • Larger or older homes: 3–4+ hours

      At Texas Property Inspections, we never rush inspections—your safety and peace of mind come first!

  • Yes! We highly recommend attending your inspection in New Braunfels, Austin, or San Antonio. This allows you to:

    • Ask questions in real-time

    • See issues firsthand (e.g., leaks, electrical concerns)

    • Get maintenance tips from our certified inspectors

      If you can’t attend, we provide a detailed digital report with photos and videos.

      We also offer a complimentary post-inspection consultation where we discuss the findings and offer solutions.

  • Absolutely! Even new builds in Austin or San Antonio can have hidden defects, such as:

    • Poor HVAC installation

    • Plumbing leaks

    • Electrical code violations
      Our inspectors catch these issues before your warranty expires.

  • Prices vary based on size and age, but expect:

    • Standard inspection: $350 for homes up to 1,500 sqft

    • For larger homes: generally add $50 for every additional 750 sqft

      At Texas Property Inspections, we offer competitive pricing and add-ons like septic system or pool inspections.

    • Appraisal: Determines the home’s market value for lenders.

    • Home Inspection: Uncovers structural, mechanical, and safety issues.

      While an appraisal is for the bank, an inspection is for your protection as a buyer.

  • No—inspections are evaluations, not pass/fail tests. We identify issues so you can:

    • Negotiate repairs with the seller

    • Plan future maintenance

    • Walk away if major problems arise

  • In Central Texas, we frequently find:

    • Foundation cracks (due to clay soil)

    • Roof damage (hail, wind, aging shingles)

    • HVAC inefficiencies (critical in Texas heat!)

  • Most Texas Property Inspections reports are delivered within 24 hours via email. They include:

    • Color photos of issues

    • Priority ratings (safety vs. cosmetic, deficiency vs. maintenance item)

    • Repair recommendations