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Around four hours for a typical home. If more than a standard residential inspection is performed — say a sewer scope and radon test alongside it — expect longer, because each service produces its own report.

Within 24 hours of the inspection. It is detailed and easy to understand, with photographs and clear recommendations. Multiple services can extend that slightly since each generates a separate report.

Yes, and JT specifically asks that you arrive for the last hour of the four. By then he has a clear picture of the home and can walk you through the findings properly and answer questions, rather than talking while still inspecting.

Yes, on request. Your pre-inspection contract and the finished report arrive by email or text link, and can be forwarded to your agent, who can then begin a repair request on your behalf based on the findings.

Call any time with questions about the home, for as long as you own it, at no extra charge. The report also doubles as a maintenance guide covering what will need attention and roughly when.

No. Radon is a separate service and has to be requested. It needs a minimum of 48 hours, so mention it when you book rather than on the day of the inspection.

Both. Manufactured home work includes HUD/VA certificates of HUD compliance and foundation certification. Log homes get specific attention to sealing, chinking and moisture intrusion.

Roughly a 150-mile radius around Hardy, covering Sharp, Fulton, Izard, Lawrence, Randolph and Independence counties in Arkansas, and crossing into south-central Missouri. See the service areas page for the 40 towns covered.

Price depends on square footage, age and which services you add. The instant quote calculator gives you a real number in about a minute, and you can book your date in the same step.

Yes. Arkansas home inspector license HI-2288, InterNACHI Certified Master Inspector 21093004, IAC2 radon and mold certification 94193, and Arkansas solar systems license 10192501.