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In a plumbing emergency, you'll need to stop the flow of water quickly. Know the location of the shutoff valve for every fixture and appliance, as well as the main shutoff valve for the house, and how they operate.
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 The AmeriSpec seasonal home maintenance checklist provides tips to help keep your home in top condition. Make sure that your plumbing, heating, cooling and electrical systems are in good working order.
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Why Choose AmeriSpec? |
Choosing a home inspector within the limited  time constraints of purchase agreement deadlines is difficult. AmeriSpec® makes scheduling home inspections easy. We pride ourselves on providing our customers with the peace of mind they deserve in the time frame they need it. That is one of the reasons why AmeriSpec is the Number One Home Inspection Service in North America. 
The home buying and selling process can be very stressful. So, we provide our clients with a thorough and professional inspection, performed pursuant to the Standards of Practice of the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) to make sure that clients are well informed about the house they are listing or purchasing. Our inspectors educate the client about the condition of the home and its operating systems. Our customers can rest easy knowing that we have checked over 400 items in the home and reported all findings in the easy-to-read AmeriSpec Report. We are also available for complimentary follow-up phone consultations when needed.
 #2007139 Certified Inspector
Don't get burned by shoddy home inspection
Not all inspectors are qualified - and some are downright unscrupulous. You'd have to be a fool to buy a house without having it inspected first. The challenge is to find a competent home inspector who can give you an accurate picture of the property, so you know whether to go forward with the purchase.Choose a National Association of Home Inspectors (NAHI) certified home inspector to insure that you are hiring a competent inspector. www.nahi.org/
Investor Inspections For some residential investment properties a standard wholehouse inspection is not whats needed. We therefore offer an investor inspection which includes more photographs combined with repair estimates.
Ohio Radon License RT475
Think Radons not a problem in Ohio? Check out this link: http://www.epa.gov/radon/zonemap/ohio.htm (note Montgomery county is a high radon risk area) and then schedule a professional radon inspection from Amerispec to help insure a safe home for your family. Also see additional information under services on radon. Radon testing requires licensing in Ohio so verify that your inspector is indeed licensed with the Ohio Dept. of Health at http://www.odh.ohio.gov/odhPrograms/dspc/radlic/radon.aspx
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