Richard Rushing, Professional Real Estate Inspector

Searching for a licensed and qualified professional inspector (either residential and/or commercial) is an endeavor we find to be a necessity to protect our interest when making a real-property purchase.
One of the most important decisions we are faced- with is the purchase and acquisition of a home or property for our family or loved ones. Whether you are basing your decision from an emotional or strictly a financial view point, either way, you’re going to want to know what you are getting into. When you make the decision on the home of your choice, you want the knowledge and peace of mind knowing that you made this important decision from an informed position. That's where we can help. We pledge to be totally committed to customer satisfaction and protect our client's interest without outside influences and irrespective of the sale. Drawing from years of an experience with home and commercial real estate inspections, problematic home construction techniques, knowledge of construction techniques, and utilizing the latest and up-to-date equipment, I'll provide you with an extremely detailed report that goes beyond the minimum requirements as directed by the Texas Real Estate Commission's Standards of Practice. This attention-to-detail of the inspection process will allow you to make an informed decision during final negotiations and/or asking for price concessions.

" Competitively priced"—One of the misconceptions of this business is that all inspections and all inspectors are the same and thus all should charge the same. They certainly are not, nor should all inspectors charge the same. With AA-Inspection Service, you get the experience of a seasoned veteran with years of experience and countless inspections, 350+ hours of continuing education, state of the art and top of the line tools and equipment, a member of the International Code Council and certified as a One and Two Family Dwelling Code Residential Inspector. We may not be the cheapest inspection you can find, but we will guarantee that you will be satisfied with your inspection.

While it is true that the Texas Real Estate Commission mandates that we all use the same format when reporting, the content contained in the report, the experience of the inspector and the continuing education make the choice to choose the cheapest inspector, suspect at best. I’ve always heard the saying, “You get what you pay for” and thought it applicable. Well, in this business, we can honestly state… “You don’t get what you don’t pay for”. In other words, if you want a heck-of-a good inspection, it’s something one should expect to pay a little more for. What you get for your return-on-investment is key in making your purchase decision and/or negotiating the final purchase price or repair requirements prior to acquisition.