Find a home inspector near you

No. Searching the directory and asking an inspector for an inspection are free. The inspector you choose quotes you their own price.

Listings never show an inspector’s phone or email. You ask through the profile’s form and iSpector passes your request on, so your details go only to the business you picked.

If the business manages its listing on iSpector, your request reaches it right away and it contacts you. If not, we let the business know someone asked for an inspection; it receives your details only if it claims its free listing within 14 days. If it hasn’t joined within 2 days, we email you a few other inspectors near you; your first request still stands.

iSpector members, businesses that pay for iSpector’s inspection software, are shown first and carry an “iSpector member” badge: that placement is paid for. Next come businesses that claimed their free listing, then listings nobody has claimed yet. Within each group, nearer inspectors come first. Ratings never change the order.

Each rating says where it comes from and how many ratings it rests on. “Verified iSpector clients” are ratings from clients after a completed inspection, one per inspection, good or bad. Members who connected their Google Business Profile can also show their Google rating. A rating shows only from three ratings, and never on an unclaimed listing.

That business takes bookings online through iSpector. Its profile has a Book online button that opens its own booking page, as well as the request form.

Type the city and choose its state from the list next to the search box. A ZIP or a business name works without a state.

Listings start from public business data (Overture Maps) and from inspectors who add their own business. Inspectors can claim their listing for free to edit it and receive requests.