Giving you peace of mind without the need to empty your wallet

We know your time and money are valuable. At Domicile Consulting, we are committed to never wasting either. To do so, we have instituted a policy that we like to refer to as our “Kick the Tires” home inspection.

How the preliminary home inspection works

We will perform an initial walkthrough of any property for up to one hour looking for any glaring issues or absolute deal breakers that signify you should probably look to live elsewhere. A verbal description of the deficiencies is given to the client during the walk through.  This service costs $250 for every property we inspect in this manner.

Once you’ve found a property you love that has passed our initial “Kick the Tires,” we will happily perform the full home inspection, complete with a detailed report .

Your pre-inspection cost is substantially less than a full inspection and can save you in the long run.

What our customers get

  • Retain us for as many preliminary home inspections as you require until you find the home that is up to snuff and worthy of our full, expert home inspection.
  • When you do decide to have our team complete that full home inspection, the inspector will return to the property and do an in depth detailed inspection with a report that will provide a wealth of valuable information that could result in potential credits from a seller or efficiency improvements that can save you money.
  • Peace of mind in knowing that you can avoid submitting an offer on a property with severe issues, and will never have to pay the full fee for a home inspection until you find the property that meets your needs.

One of the biggest fears so often expressed by those in the market for a new home is the expectation that there will be plenty of haggling, back-and-forth, negotiating, contract writing, etc. on property after property before the right one comes along. With this preliminary inspection service, we hope to eliminate as many of these fears as possible by separating the wheat from the chaff in the early stages before any significant time or money is invested.