Frequently Asked Questions

It’s an inspection of the condition of a home. They are done item by item, from the roof to the foundation, and include looking closely at things like plumbing, heating, air conditioning, sinks, tubs, and faucets, and any appliances which convey. The general concept is that the home inspector is trained to spot problems that typical homebuyers are likely to miss. They are not usually intended to bring up the discussion about items the homebuyers can easily see for themselves like the color of the wall paint or what the carpets look like.

A home inspection will typically include an examination of the foundation and basement, roof, attic, heating and cooling systems, electrical and plumbing systems, as well as the general condition of the structure itself. An inspector will look for poor construction practices and make note of any repairs that might be required or any general maintenance issues. Importantly, they will also make note of any fire and safety issues that need to be addressed.

Although it is not required for the client to be present for the inspection, it is highly recommended. This is a great chance to learn more about the home and ask questions about the condition of the home and how to maintain it.

Rates will typically not vary more than $100 between different companies, and are based on the square footage and age of the property. Profound Home Inspections doesn’t strive to provide the cheapest cost, but rather to provide the best value. I encourage you to not base your decision on price alone, as a home purchase is one of the largest financial decisions you will make in your life. Quality is remembered long after the price is forgotten.

Typical inspections last between 2.5 – 4 hours depending on the age, condition, and size of the home. Larger homes, older homes, or homes with multiple issues always take longer than smaller, newer, well maintained properties.

I have always enjoyed helping people no matter what business I was in. I have worked as a waiter to a Vice President. The thing that keeps me going in life is helping people and having a purpose in what you do. When you think of a home it’s not just where you go at night to sleep or where you send mail to, it’s where you grow, it’s where you raise a family, it’s where you build memories. Buying a home is an unbelievable experience even if it’s your first home or your tenth home. I wanted to be apart of that experience with people. I wanted to help them with with this event.

My wife has been in the real estate market in Wichita for over 15 years. She is so dedicated to helping people I would hear her calls late at night. I would talk to her about the process and have learned so much from her. Over the years of me mentoring and coaching teams in business, she has coached and mentored me in the real estate world!