When trying to decide which home inspection company to use, there are several questions that should weigh heavily in your decision.  We've included AmeriPro's answers to those questions below, so you can evaluate AmeriPro for yourself and see why we are the first choice among discerning home buyers in northeast Florida.

Number of years in business?

• 14 Years

Number of inspections and years of experience?

• Over 46,000 combined inspections representing more than 40 years of combined inspection experience.

Qualifications & certifications?

• Certified ASHI inspectors (American Society of Home Inspectors)

• Certified FABI inspectors (Florida Association of Building Inspectors)

• Professional engineers

• Certified general contractors (CGC #058730)

• Members of the SBCCI (Southern Building Code Congress)

• Certified 203K consultants (HUD)

Inspection scheduling?

• Flexible scheduling 7 days a week

Administrative back up?

• Full service office 8:30 - 6:00 EST Monday-Friday

• 24 hour answering service back up

• Use our web site to request an inspection or ask questions

Insurance carried?

• General Liability Insurance

• Errors and Omissions Insurance (only a few companies carry this insurance for your protection!)

• Workman's Comp

Report System?

• Both on-site and narrative off-site reports available

• The Home Guide Inspection System™

• Photographs in every inspection report

Payment methods accepted?

• Cash

• Check

• Visa

• Master Card

• American Express
• Discover

Make your next inspection an AmeriPro inspection and see why we are the preferred inspection company for northeast Florida.  Call us at (800) 991-0142 , contact us by e-mail, or use our online forms to ask a question or order an inspection.

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