Anyone else is just looking around
getting the best value on your home purchase. My prices include a detailed
and comprehensive report with photographs. I use state of the art testing
equipment and I encourage my clients to accompany me during the
inspection. I provide consultations before, during and after the inspection.
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| Single Family Home** - Up to 2000 sq ft. (Includes attached garages) |
Basic Charge - $275.00 |
| Single Family Home - 2001 Square Feet and Over |
Basic Charge plus $0.05 for each additional square foot of living space. |
| Single Family Home with Apartments |
Basic Charge plus $125.00 per additional living unit |
| Duplex/Triplex/Fourplex |
$175.00 plus $100.00 per living unit |
| Condominiums |
$250.00 (Does not include inspection of grade, exterior components, roof and items covered by the association) |
| Unheated out buildings and unattached garages. |
$50.00 up to 600 square feet (additional charge for larger buildings) |
| Water Quality Testing (See Table Below for list of analytes included in the Standard Water Quality Test.) |
Standard Water Quality Test $50.00 with home inspection, $150.00 without home inspection. Quote for analytes not included in the Standard Water Quality Test supplied on request. |
| Radon Gas Short Term (48 Hour) (Two charcoal canister radon detectors)* Long Term (90 days) (Single Alpha particle track radon detector)* |
Includes placement, retrieval, analysis and report. $75.00 with home inspection $175.00 without home inspection $150.00 * $25.00 per each additional detector |
| Lead Testing (surface swipes) |
$10.00 per sample with home inspection |
| Asbestos Testing |
$50 per sample with home inspection |
| Geologic Hazards |
Quote on request |
| Phase 1 Environmental Audits |
Quote on request |
| ** Special prices for limited, custom and/or pre-listing inspections - call for quote |
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| A $1.00/mile travel and mileage charge will apply for home inspections greater than 25 miles from Casper. |
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| dstanley@wyominghomeinspections.com Telephone 307 235-9104 |
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| Standard Water Quality Test |
| pH - A range of 6.8 to 8.5 pH units is acceptable. High or low pH may signal fixture or pipe deterioration. |
| Total Dissolved Solids – An indication of the total potential contaminants in the water, 500 ppm or less is acceptable. |
| Turbidity – An indication of possible contamination, less than 5 NTU is considered acceptable. |
| Hardness – Less than 100 ppm total hardness is preferable, greater than 500 ppm is unacceptable. |
| Iron – Three ppm or less is acceptable. May indicate deteriorated plumbing fixtures and pipes. |
| Copper – Health hazard, 1.3 ppm or less is acceptable. May also indicate deteriorated plumbing fixtures or pipes. |
| Lead – Health hazard. Test for presence or absence only. Positive test may require lab verification (extra charge). |
| Sulfate – Possible health hazard, 250 ppm or less is acceptable. |
| Nitrate – Health hazard, less than or equal to 10 ppm is acceptable |
| Chloride – Used as a disinfectant in water supplies. Concentrations greater than 4 ppm can cause health problems. |
| Coliform Bacteria – Health hazard and may indicate leaking or defective water supply, septic systems and/or sewage lines. On site test for presence or absence only. Positive test may require lab verification (extra charge). |
| Please visit the EPA wed site ( http://www.epa.gov/safewater/hfacts.html ) for additional information on drinking water standards. Abbreviations: ppm (parts per million; pH (hydrogen ion concentration); NTU (nephlometric turbidity units). Testing for contaminants or analytes not listed above done at additional charge. |
