Inspected By Bertrand
| Dallas: 972-317-2897 Bert 210-771-2558 bert@texasinspectionfirm.com |
SAN ANTONIO HOME INSPECTION
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Bertrand Chartier Senior Inspector San Antonio and Surrounding Area.
Trec#10384
Bert is a Native of France but a Texan at heart. Bert has over 18 years of solid construction
experience both commercial and residential, nine of those in the San Antonio area. Bert is
also a graduate of Champions School of Real Estate of San Antonio and is also a Certified
Pool inspector. Bert is an exceptional home inspector an his expertise is often called upon by
Real Estate Brokerage companies when dealing with Multi Unit properties.
Bert is on top of his game when it comes to the Home Inspection Industry. With more and
more demand for environmentally healthier homes, Bert saw a unique opportunity to upgrade
his services.
Attending the Inspection
You are welcome to be present during the entire inspection. However, most people choose
to arrive toward the end of the inspection. Most of the time your inspector will be testing
outlets, opening and closing doors and windows, running sinks, tubs, etc. Since any
findings from these tests will be documented in the report, and discussed with you at the
end of the inspection, it's usually not a valuable use of your time.
Also, in order for you to receive the best inspection it's a good idea not to distract your
inspector with questions about areas of the home different from where the inspector is
working. If you have questions, write them down and ask them when the inspector
discusses his findings with you.
Another thing to consider is that the inspection period provides you with some time to
spend in the home. More time than you likely spent when you first looked at it. It's also a
good time to take measurements of rooms, windows, etc. Don't forget your tape measure
and camera!
Trec#10384
Bert is a Native of France but a Texan at heart. Bert has over 18 years of solid construction
experience both commercial and residential, nine of those in the San Antonio area. Bert is
also a graduate of Champions School of Real Estate of San Antonio and is also a Certified
Pool inspector. Bert is an exceptional home inspector an his expertise is often called upon by
Real Estate Brokerage companies when dealing with Multi Unit properties.
Bert is on top of his game when it comes to the Home Inspection Industry. With more and
more demand for environmentally healthier homes, Bert saw a unique opportunity to upgrade
his services.
Attending the Inspection
You are welcome to be present during the entire inspection. However, most people choose
to arrive toward the end of the inspection. Most of the time your inspector will be testing
outlets, opening and closing doors and windows, running sinks, tubs, etc. Since any
findings from these tests will be documented in the report, and discussed with you at the
end of the inspection, it's usually not a valuable use of your time.
Also, in order for you to receive the best inspection it's a good idea not to distract your
inspector with questions about areas of the home different from where the inspector is
working. If you have questions, write them down and ask them when the inspector
discusses his findings with you.
Another thing to consider is that the inspection period provides you with some time to
spend in the home. More time than you likely spent when you first looked at it. It's also a
good time to take measurements of rooms, windows, etc. Don't forget your tape measure
and camera!
Bert- "Home Inspection is
Going Green. Today's Licensed
inspectors are on the ground
floor of one of the fastest
growing trends in America,
and the smart ones are getting
Green Certified as not to be left
behind."
"Not only is Green good for
the environment, Green
equates to more business
opportunities with energy
conscience home buyers.
Green is not a FAD that will
die or go away, it is here to stay
and I am happy to say Texas is
leading the charge with
Austin's recent passage of the
ECAD ordinance; I have no
doubt that other Texas Cities
will follow their lead."
Going Green. Today's Licensed
inspectors are on the ground
floor of one of the fastest
growing trends in America,
and the smart ones are getting
Green Certified as not to be left
behind."
"Not only is Green good for
the environment, Green
equates to more business
opportunities with energy
conscience home buyers.
Green is not a FAD that will
die or go away, it is here to stay
and I am happy to say Texas is
leading the charge with
Austin's recent passage of the
ECAD ordinance; I have no
doubt that other Texas Cities
will follow their lead."
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