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Whether you are just starting to get familiar
with the home inspection industry or have about completed
your research, you’ve probably discovered that
fees vary wildly between home inspection firms. We routinely
survey our competitors and know that some firms charge
more for their inspections than we do; others charge
less.
Our pricing is primarily based on the age, square
footage, and complexity of the property. A few guidelines:
- Condominiums are less than townhomes and single
family residences
- Other specialty inspections and environmental tests
(septic, water quality and quantity, radon, solar,
lead based paint etc.) are additional charges
- Commercial property is individually priced
We work very hard to earn your trust and respect. Please
contact our office with your property information to
get a no obligation quote. You will find that our pricing
is fair and competitive. If you prefer, contact
a few other firms, then call us. We will meet or beat
any realistic quote. And don’t forget about our
money back satisfaction guarantee!
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“I was very satisfied
with the service you and your company provided.
Your company was sensitive to my needs, you personally
arrived early, worked hard the entire time I was
there, were very thorough, professional, and your
report is very customer friendly. Your service
exceeded my expectations. You have renewed my
faith (at least temporarily) in professionals
that provide a quality job for a fair price --
nice job and thanks.”
Mick T. Littleton
CO
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Still not sure? Before you
make a decision based only on price, please take a minute
to read about the 2 most common misconception in our
industry:
1) All home inspection companies are alike.
2) So the company that offers the lowest price
is the company I should hire.
Point #1: In most cases, the company that offers
the cheapest price is new to the business, or can’t
sustain a constant flow of referrals (e.g., from real
estate agents), or doesn’t really know what their
costs are. Any one of these should be a red flag as
you’re evaluating inspection firms. If you are
only concerned about one or two items you can probably
have a specialist come out and look at it for less than
a full inspection. You can even have a friend or relative
look at it and give you their expert advice.
Point #2: A one-man operation can charge less
because he has less overhead. This may be true, but
many homeowners have learned that the low price they
pay for a one-man operation also means there is less
standing behind that man. If you have ever hired a sole
operator, you too may have experienced the problem of
getting back in touch with him if there was a problem
or you had a question or you needed a reinspection.
Also many one-man operations do not have the ability
to take care of all the inspections that you may need.
You then have to make the effort to contact someone
else.
Since the home inspection
industry in Colorado is not regulated or licensed, there
are no barriers to entry. However, many don’t make
enough money to survive and go out of business within
a year. Easy come; easy go. The old adage “you
get what you pay for” applies more often than not
to the home inspection industry.
Check out our FAQs for more
information on these and other pricing factors.
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for your next home purchase, plus lots of extra value,
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Tiger Home & Building Inspections
offers you the benefits, experience, flexibility, and
efficiency that only a company of specialists can provide.
Our company-wide focus on personal attention, however,
makes you feel like you are the only client we have!
We provide home inspection services
to the Front Range, Mountains and Western Slope of Colorado
and all the areas in between.
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