Inspections Over Coffee includes commercial-grade thermal imaging, color-coded defect reports, and videos of key areas. They provide property history and appliance recall reports, along with thorough inspections using drones and thermal cameras. Their approach is non-alarmist, focusing on advising homebuyers with digestible, actionable information.
Our reports use cutting-edge technology to make your life easier. Accessible via an interactive webpage, they include photos, videos, and thermal imaging. We color-code defects: blue for maintenance, orange for minor safety issues, and red for significant safety concerns. You can easily select defects for your agent, streamlining the process for inspection objections.
While bonding is essential in construction, it doesn’t quite fit the home inspection industry, though some municipalities still require it. Our inspectors are licensed in all states where it’s mandatory and insured with general liability and errors and omissions coverage, ensuring protection for both clients and inspectors.
Our inspectors gain 5-8 years of home inspection experience in just months through rigorous training, including NACHI certification and fieldwork with senior inspectors. Using a proven inspection template, we ensure consistency across all inspections, helping clients understand their new home with a thorough, tailored approach to health and safety.
Originally HERO Inspections, we rebranded to Inspections Over Coffee to emphasize a more approachable, conversational experience. Our goal is to advise homebuyers with clarity and care, helping them understand their potential home without feeling overwhelmed. We’re here to support informed decisions, not to be the hero.
Unless your home is brand new, chances are it has code violations. But here’s the truth: it’s not a home inspector’s job to find or comment on those violations during a purchase inspection. Building codes evolve, but that doesn’t mean your home must constantly be updated to meet the latest standards. A good home inspector focuses on potential issues that might affect your safety or wallet, not on making sure your house meets today’s codes. If you’re planning major renovations, then yes, expect to meet new requirements, but until then, enjoy your home as it is.
Home Inspections available in Colorado, Arizona, New Hampshire
