Home inspectors

When they ask AI who should inspect the house

Buyers ask who can inspect before a deadline, what is included, and whether a sewer scope or radon test is extra. An inspector with a vague site loses the job to someone whose next opening and scope are written down.

The deadline is the question

People ask for an inspection this week, a new build, an older house, or a re-inspection after repairs. They ask about radon, sewer scopes, termite inspections, pools, and whether you will go into a crawl space. Agents ask who writes a report their client can read. If you do not inspect a property type, such as commercial or a large acreage, say so.

Scope, license, and the calendar

Describe what a standard inspection includes and what costs extra. Publish your license or certification the way your state recognizes it. Say how scheduling works and the towns you cover. The phone and email on the site should match Google. A sample report, with private details removed, tells an assistant and a buyer what they will receive. Do not promise that a house will pass.

Add-ons are their own sentences

A sewer scope and a radon test should not be hidden in a paragraph about thoroughness. Reviews that mention a clear report, a tight deadline, or a specific add-on are useful. The business name should match the person who signs the report.

Availability is a fact

Sigma keeps service area, scope, and listings current so buyers find the inspector who can actually make the appointment. Citations start at $99 a month. Be the answer is $249 a month. Leads and ads each start at $5,000 a month.

Deadline, scope, and the add-ons

Buyers ask who can inspect before a contract date. Say how scheduling works and the towns you cover. A standard inspection needs a plain list of what is included. Radon, sewer scope, termite, pool, and crawl space are extras or they are not. New builds and older houses can be different. Say if you do not inspect commercial property. Publish the license or certification your state expects. A sample report with private details removed shows what the buyer receives. Do not promise a house will pass. The phone and email should match Google. Re-inspections after repairs are their own line if you offer them. The name on the report and the name on the profile should be the same person or firm. An assistant that cannot see your next opening will name the inspector whose scope is written down. Say how the report is delivered and about how long after the appointment, without promising a passing grade.