Why Get a Home Inspection in Texas?

In Texas, licensed home inspectors must complete a rigorous training and certification process—one of the most comprehensive in the country. At Heart of Texas Home Inspections, we’re proud to meet and exceed those standards, because we believe informed homeowners make stronger, safer decisions.

Unlike Texas home inspectors, some builders in Texas are not required to hold a license. While many do excellent work, it’s important to understand that inspections performed by builder-affiliated personnel are typically first-party inspections—meaning they work for the builder. A third-party inspection, like ours, is conducted independently on your behalf.

We’ve seen firsthand that no home is perfect, whether it’s a brand-new build or a decades-old property. That said, we absolutely love seeing homes that are thoughtfully constructed, professionally maintained, and show only minor concerns. When that’s the case, we’re happy to report it—and we’ll make sure you know exactly what’s working well.

At the same time, we’re starting to see more defects in new constructions across all price ranges—from small oversights to issues that could lead to costly repairs down the road. Homes with remodels, DIY upgrades, or repair work may also contain unknown concerns depending on how the work was done. These are things which are better to know before you buy, and that’s where we come in.

A professional home inspection can balance the scales in favor of the buyer, giving you a clear picture of the home’s condition before making a major investment. The cost of an inspection is often a fraction of what some issues may cost later—and our goal is to deliver the facts clearly, simply, and honestly.

Whether you're buying, selling, or just want peace of mind maintaining your home, we're here to help you make informed decisions with confidence.

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