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Category: Industry Perspective

Industry Perspective
Wesley Upchurch

Why Faster Inspections Aren’t Better Inspections

In real estate, speed is often treated as a virtue. Fast showings.Fast offers.Fast inspections. But when it comes to understanding a property, speed is a poor substitute for clarity. And nowhere is that more true than in home inspections. Speed Solves Scheduling — Not Risk A faster inspection usually solves

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Industry Perspective
Wesley Upchurch

What Clients Should Ask Inspection Companies — But Rarely Do

Most clients ask the same questions when booking an inspection. How much does it cost?When can you come out?How long will it take? Those are reasonable questions. But they’re not the ones that determine whether an inspection is merely adequate — or genuinely useful. The most important questions are the

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Home Inspection Information
Wesley Upchurch

Code Compliance vs. Home Inspection Findings: What’s the Difference?

One of the most common points of confusion we see—especially after an inspection—is when someone asks: “Is this up to code?” It’s a reasonable question, but it’s also where expectations often get crossed. Home inspections and code enforcement are not the same thing, and treating them as interchangeable leads to

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Home Inspection Information
Wesley Upchurch

Visual Inspections vs. Engineering Reports: Knowing the Difference

Home inspections and engineering reports are often mentioned together, especially when structural concerns arise during a real estate transaction. While both play important roles, they serve very different purposes. Understanding the distinction helps homeowners, buyers, and agents know what information each provides—and why one does not replace the other. Across

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