Thorough Home Inspection Reports: Fault Finders Inc. in New York & CT

Fault Finders Inc., established in New York, is setting a new standard in the home inspection industry. An unwavering commitment to detail-oriented service and detailed inspection reports makes the company stand out from the competition. In the interest of their clients, they utilize the highest industry standards and provide an incredibly thorough and comprehensive report.

Furthermore, the team of professional inspectors at Fault Finders never fails in providing a detailed description of whatever needs attention in the property. This way, there won’t be any unpleasant surprises while they understand what they are buying and make an informed decision.

Experience and dedication has made Fault Finders the go-to source for home inspections in the New York, and Connecticut area. This is why the company continues to be the number one choice for countless clients looking for reliable home inspections and inspection reports.

What motivated you to start Fault Finders Inc.?

I wanted to put forth a non-realtor motivated inspection service, similar to the other companies I operate being Thoroughspect and My Mold Finder So that my clients get the truth and are able to spend their money without any conflict of interest.

What sets Fault Finders apart from other home inspection companies in the area?

We do not take realtor recommendations. We are a client based information machine.

How do you ensure that your home inspection reports are accurate and reliable?

Nothing in life is perfect but we also do not deliver inspection reports the same day as they must be gone over to ensure accuracy as well as hundreds if not thousands of annotated photos so that our clients have a full understanding.

What measures do you take to ensure client satisfaction?

Every and all

What advice do you have for someone looking for a reliable home inspection company?

Talk to your inspector ask him if they have any realtors that recommend them in the area and if they do, you might want to keep looking. What must be understood is a realtor should just be showing a home and leaving diagnostics and deficiency reporting out of their repertoire as it is a conflict of interest.

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