Inspection Services, Errors and Omissions Insurance

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The Impact of Errors and Omissions (E&O) Insurance

While many inspectors carry General Liability Insurance, most do not have Errors and Omissions Insurance. This lack of complete coverage could leave you at risk.  Learn more about E&O insurance.

According to James Cochran, author of What is E&O insurance, Do You Need It, And What Does It Cover?, E&O insurance helps protect the public when working with businesses. According to Cochran, “It goes beyond the kind of insurance most people are used to because it covers aspects of business that impact others when interacting with the public.”

Consider the Inspect-It 1st difference.

At Inspect-It 1st, all of our Home Inspectors carry General Liability and Errors and Omissions Insurance. This is an indication that we stand behind our home inspection services. Many inspectors do not want the added expense, and therefore do not carry E&O insurance to provide you the extra protection. Given the training and education of our franchised inspectors, it is highly unlikely you’ll ever need to worry about E&O, but it’s good to know it’s there just in case. Our inspectors are highly trained and are required to complete a minimum of 16-hours of continuing education training each year in qualified inspection related programs.

At Inspect-It 1st, we offer you peace of mind backed with 16 years of experience.

If you are interested in our Inspection Services or looking for an inspector. Contact us today.

 

Home Inspection Services, Errors and Omissions Insurance, E&O

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You have probably come across the term Errors & Omissions (E&O) Insurance while browsing our site. The average person may not pay this phrase enough attention. However, if you are thinking about buying or selling a home, or planning on having any home improvements done, this term is very important to understand. Any home inspector, or contractor, you work with should have E&O insurance.

So what is Errors and Omissions (E&O) Insurance?

In an article written by Glenda Wertz called The Ins and Outs of Errors and Omissions Insurance, E&O “is the insurance that covers your company, or you individually, in the event that a client holds you responsible for a service you provided, or failed to provide, that did not have the expected or promised results.” Essentially, if a service provider does not meet the standards associated with its industry, resulting in harm or damage to you, the service provider’s E&O coverage will provide you with relief for a valid claim. Barring this coverage, and unless the service provider agrees to pay for any damages out-of-pocket, you may have no recourse.

At Inspect-It 1st, our home inspectors carry General Liability and Errors and Omissions Insurance. This is a sign that we stand behind our home inspection services, giving our customers and realtor associates peace of mind.  In the unlikely event one of our certified home inspectors inadvertently misses an item, or misinspects an item, according to the American Society of Home Inspectors’ Standards of Practice, you can be assured the situation will be made right.  This coverage applies to all of our services, including:

• Point of Sale Inspections (Buyer)
• Listing Inspections (Seller)
• Home Warranty Inspections
• Mobile Homes
• And more.

We also offer a number of additional inspections for things like pools and spas, radon, and septic systems, and many offices are now even providing energy audits.  The exact services provided by our franchised locations typically match local market needs.  Interested in our home inspection services? View a Sample Inspection Report and Find the Inspect-It 1st Inspector nearest you.

 

Professional Home Inspection Services

Inspect-It 1st® prides itself on providing consistent, thorough, and professional home inspection services. Our home inspectors evaluate the condition of the property's major systems and structural integrity, but also evaluate how these systems are working together and identify areas that need to be watched, repaired or replaced. In all up to 500 components will be tested and evaluated during the most complete home inspection available in the industry. You will receive our thorough Inspect-It 1st Report© on all aspects of the property as part of our home inspection services.

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Fully Insured Home Inspection

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All Inspect-It 1st® Home Inspectors carry General Liability and Errors and Omissions Insurance, a sign that we stand behind our home inspection services.
 

Highly Trained and Certified Home Inspectors

Highly Trained and Certified Home Inspectors

Inspect-It 1st® home inspectors receive the best training available by combining classroom instruction and hands-on technical training at our training facility located in Scottsdale Arizona. Our instructors are experienced, licensed inspectors, providing our inspectors with the best and most up to date training available. We also utilize state-of-the-art technology to ensure we provide the customer with the best our industry has to offer. 120 hours of training is the beginning of the Inspect-It 1st® property inspection experience. Our inspectors are required to complete a minimum of 16-hours of continuing education training each year in qualified inspection related programs.

Prior to inspecting their first property each inspector must graduate from the Southwest Institute of Property Inspection, a wholly owned subsidiary of Inspect-It 1st Franchising Corp®. While each home inspector is trained to perform residential and commercial property inspections as a standard, we offer unique products to the buyers, sellers and real estate professional. Many of our inspectors provide additional home inspection services such as mold-detection and air quality testing.

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