Zone Zero Home Inspections

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Posted on Oct 17, 2019

Its that time of year when people with be inside running their furnace. Here is some practical advice from Zone Zero about where you should place CO detectors. Be warm and stay safe!

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Posted on Jul 17, 2019

Can you tell me what's wrong in this picture? I could give you a hint, but it might give too much away. When you figure it out, send me an email and let me know what you think the problem is. Oh, and by the way, if you're looking for a Home Inspection in Kansas City - give me a shout!

Testimonials

4 weeks ago

So glad we had Rod come out to inspect our home before purchasing, extremely thorough and gave us such a piece of mind with our purchase! Will highly recommend and utilize him again if we purchase another property.

- Chelsea H

4 months ago

Rod Collins has performed two inspections for us. One was when we were getting ready for sell our home of 26 years, and then recently, when we put in an offer of another house. Both inspections were thorough, professional, and in depth inspections of the home. He checks everything, and then makes it easy for the customer to understand. His inspection report is easy to understand, especially putting the picture of the item with the explanation of what needs attention. The report is also timely and the cost very reasonable. I recommend his services to friends, professionals, and anyone needing a good, reliable, and accurate home inspector.

- Cathy B

4 months ago

Thank you for being so diligent, honest highlighting and detail orientation with every single room. I appreciate the time you took, being consistent and determined to help me fix what can’t be seen by a new buyer. I would recommend your company to my acquaintances if they are in need of help for sure 👀💜👍🏼Please keep the excellent work. We need more people like you.

- M R

Every report comes with...

...peace of mind.

Home inspections are not only part of the buying process, but the key to unlocking the door to a smooth real estate transaction.

It serves as an objective description of the condition, with a list of what needs to be repaired or replaced, either right now or in the near future.

In addition, these findings can affect negotiations, and gives you a better idea of the costs you might incur in the first few years. It's not as simple as a “pass or fail."

Buying a home can be a stressful experience, but it doesn’t have to be...