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A Home Inspector Johnson County Residents Can Rely On

For a home inspector, Johnson County residents know to call on Dru Gordon of Gordon & Associates. As an ASHI-certified home inspector with over 20 years of experience, Dru brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his work. If you’re buying or selling a home in Overland Park or Johnson County, you may have a lot of questions. Here are some of the most frequently asked questions people have when hiring a home inspector.

What is a home inspection? A home inspection is an unbiased evaluation of the condition of the accessible portions of a structure, such as the roof, foundation, doors and windows. The inspector also examines mechanical systems, such as plumbing and HVAC.  As a home inspector Johnson County residents can trust, we emphasize identifying existing problems and making maintenance recommendations when inspecting a home.

Why do I need a home inspection? You wouldn’t buy a car without test driving it first. A home is one of the largest purchases most people will ever make. Before you buy, you need to know whether there are any major structural or mechanical issues that could impact the value of your investment. If you are selling a home, both Kansas and Missouri laws require disclosure of known problems with a structure.

How long does it take to receive an inspection report? At Gordon & Associates, we typically provide a walk-through and verbal explanation of findings at the time of inspection, and supply a written document within two hours.

What does a home inspection cost?  The average cost for a whole home inspection in Overland Park, Johnson County or the Kansas City area, including a termite inspection, is $450. You can add radon testing for $125. You can use our Quick Quote System to get an exact quote via text, or call us at 913-207-2769.

I’m buying a newly-constructed home. Do I need a home inspection? The short answer is, yes! Contractors sometimes cut corners to save on costs, and even an honest construction company can make mistakes. No one should have to pay to fix problems on a brand new home, and if proper code was not followed, it can become a costly and stressful legal problem.
To schedule an appointment with the home inspector Johnson County residents rely on, contact Gordon & Associates at 913-207-2769 or use our online form to schedule an appointment. Dru and his team will answer any additional questions you may have about the process, and provide you with prompt, thorough and unbiased information on the condition of your existing or prospective home. Whether you are buying, selling, remodeling or just want to evaluate your home, we can help. You can also visit our website to see sample inspection reports and read customer reviews. We look forward to working with you!