Home Inspector in Frisco, TX

Frisco has transformed from a quiet railroad town into one of the fastest-growing cities in the country. It spans parts of Collin and Denton counties and is home to The Star, the Dallas Cowboys’ headquarters, Toyota Stadium and the PGA of America headquarters. Master-planned communities like Phillips Creek Ranch and Starwood sit alongside newer neighborhoods still under construction, and the Dallas North Tollway and SH 121 carry steady traffic through the city. Texas Inspection Services serves Frisco from Haslet, with a strong focus on the new construction that defines this market.

In Frisco, as everywhere he works, Anthony Ivory leads every inspection personally. His credentials include Certified Master Inspector (CMI®), InterNACHI® Certified Professional Inspector, and TREC Professional Inspector, license #24660, backed by 15 years of hands-on experience. Anthony follows the Texas Real Estate Commission Standards of Practice, which provides consistency whether he is inspecting a resale home from the early 2000s or a house that is still waiting on final touches from the builder. He understands how builders work and where the most common construction oversights tend to show up, from flashing details to attic ventilation.

Buyers in Frisco appreciate that Anthony works independently on their behalf. He communicates clearly with builders, agents, lenders and homeowners, and he encourages clients to join the inspection so they can see the details for themselves. Each Spectora report includes clear photos and an organized layout that makes it easy to send findings to a builder’s warranty department, a lender or a real estate agent within minutes of receiving it. Clients consistently describe him as thorough, patient and professional, and 30 reviews averaging 5.0 stars back up that reputation.

New construction is not the same as problem-free construction. During phase inspections, Anthony checks the foundation preparation before the pour, the framing before insulation and drywall go in, and the finished home at final, catching items that are far easier to correct early. North Texas clay soil can affect even new slabs, so drainage and grading matter from day one. Spring hailstorms can damage new roofs, and long summers test HVAC installation quality right away. As the first year approaches its end, an 11-month warranty inspection documents defects while the builder is still responsible. Resale homes from the 2000s may already need roof or mechanical updates.

Frisco buyers have plenty of choices, and the right inspection helps you protect yours. Anthony offers pre-pour, framing and final phase inspections, 11-month builder warranty inspections, comprehensive inspections of resale homes, pre-listing inspections for sellers, and targeted roof, attic, electrical, plumbing, HVAC and foundation evaluations, along with commercial property inspections. You will come away with a clear understanding of the home and a report you can act on, whether that means a punch list for the builder or a repair request. To schedule an inspection in Frisco, call Texas Inspection Services at 817-829-6967.