Real Estate Inspection Services
Rely on our certified team of experts for your real estate inspection needs!
Serving the
Texas Hill Country
License #23292
All-tex inspections is open for business
Additional Information
All-Tex Inspections is still performing home inspections for our customers, however, we are enacting precautions to do our part in the fight against the COVID-19 Coronavirus spread. We want to protect our customers, realtor partners, home owners, tenants, and our inspectors.
We are following the recommendations of one of our home inspection trade organizations CDC regarding precautions to take during the inspection.
Our inspectors will sanitize their hands prior to beginning the inspection, wipe entry doorknobs inside and out upon entering the home, and the surfaces we operate such as stove knobs, sink faucet handles etc. The inspector will wash hands during the inspection several times if possible. We will wear booties in the home over shoes instead of removing shoes. We love shaking hands with our customers, but for now, no handshakes, fist bumps, or elbows. We will maintain social distance from other folks as well.
We ask that non-essential people do not attend the inspection unless necessary. We know that you, as customers want to attend the inspection, and normally, we highly encourage that, but this is a unique situation and following the requests and recommendation of the CDC is the best course of action for now.
Everyone involved with the home inspection is responsible for helping with safety. The following advice is based on current recommendations from the CDC, NIH, & WHO. People should be aware that the situation is changing constantly and should monitor the CDC for official updates and recommended behavior.
For Home Inspectors:
- Reschedule the inspection if you feel sick, or if you exhibit symptoms of a respiratory illness.
- Bring your own anti-bacterial soap, towel, hand sanitizer, and shoe covers.
- Use hand sanitizer before entering the home, and wash your hands as recommended before and throughout beginning the inspection.
- Wear disposable shoe covers when entering the home.
- Do not shake hands, bump fists, or touch elbows.
- Avoid touching your face.
- Wash your hands after inspecting each bathroom and the kitchen.
- Wipe bathroom and kitchen fixtures and toilet handles with a sanitizing wipe after inspecting these areas. Be sure the wipe instructions allow use on the fixture or handle.
- Wipe door handle/knob inside and outside the home as you enter and leave the home.
For Buyers and Real Estate Agents:
- Do not attend the inspection. If you wish to attend, do so only at the end of the inspection.
- Do not bring children, relatives, contractors, and others to the inspection. Reschedule the inspection if you wish to attend, and if you feel sick, or if you exhibit symptoms of a respiratory illness.
- Use hand sanitizer before entering and before leaving the home.
- Touch as few things in the home as possible.
For Sellers:
- Reschedule the inspection if anyone in the home feels sick, or exhibits symptoms of a respiratory illness.
- Do not attend the inspection. Make arrangements for children, relatives, and others to be out of the home during the inspection.
- Wipe bathroom and kitchen fixtures, toilet handles, and doorknobs with a sanitizing wipe before the inspection. Be sure the wipe instructions allow use on the surface.
Our Services
Home Inspections
Buyer and Seller (Pre-Listing) Inspections offer a visual examination of the
physical structure and systems of your home, from roof to foundation.
Our Home Inspectors will walk you through all the findings of any issues, big or small.
Commercial Inspections
Protect your investment and minimum risk with
a comprehensive commercial property inspection. Whether you are an investor, a lender, property manager or a tenant, All-Tex will help you or your client make an expert decision when it comes to commercial real estate acquisition.
New Home Inspections
[Construction | Phase]
Have a reliable and nonbiased professional opinion regarding the quality and installation practices being utilized. Having a professional inspector can help guide you through the home building process will bring value to your purchase and protect your real estate investment.