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George Lewis - "The Buyer's Home Inspector" - CT, MA, and RI
(Not affiliated with Lewis Home Inspection in other states)
A thorough home inspection is essential to protecting your financial investment. At Lewis Home Inspection, LLC we offer a thorough home inspection by a licensed home inspector at a competitive price. All major defects are listed in summary on one page in the home inspection report, which makes it easy for you to make an informed decision on the home you are considering buying.
NAHI Virtual Tour
Many home buyers don't know what to expect from a home inspection. The virtual tour gives a good overview of the home inspection process.
Click on the link below for the NAHI Virtual Tour
(click the back arrow to return after you have watched the video)
Connecticut, Rhode Island & Massachusetts Home Buyer's Inspector Lewis Home Inspection, LLC provides Buyers with a wide variety of home inspection services. We provide Buyers with a thorough and unbiased evaluation of the home they may be buying. Your report is confidential to protect your financial interest. The buyer is encouraged to be at the inspection so the inspector can educate them on the inspection process. It is important for the buyer to view defects and understand there potential financial impact. Our inspectors do late in the day starts and work weekends so you don’t miss time from work. Real Estate transactions are time sensitive, for this reason we schedule your inspection quickly. The home inspection report is provided on site after the inspection to avoid delays. All defects are in writing. Pictures of major visual defects are emailed the same day of the inspection. Lewis Home Inspection, LLC serves Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. Buying a Foreclosure
Buying a foreclosure can be one of the most financially risky purchases you can make. The risk in buying a foreclosure are pipes may have frozen damaging the plumbing and/or heating systems or there could be electrical hazards from the previous owner not safely removing electrical components to take with them. Generally utilities are turned off and need to be turned on to do a complete inspection. We experience many delays in the inspection process due to utilities not being on. By state standards Home Inspectors can only operate normal operating controls. If a system is shut down the owner needs to have it activated, or you can get approval from the owner to have it activated using the appropriate licensed contractor. Business Practices Provide an unbiased Home Inspection Report Honesty in Reporting Avoid and Disclose Conflicts of Interest Treat all Clients with Equality Comply with State Laws We conduct our inspections under guidelines set forth by the National Association of Home Inspectors as well as any applicable state standards.
 
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