Home Inspector in Haslet, TX

Haslet still feels like a small town, even as Fort Worth’s northern growth pushes right up to its edges. Ranch-style homes on larger lots sit a short drive from brand-new subdivisions, and the busy Alliance corridor, US 287 and nearby I-35W keep the area connected to the rest of the Metroplex. Families come here for the quieter pace and the Northwest ISD schools, and the housing mix reflects that blend of old and new. Texas Inspection Services is based right here in Haslet, so when you buy or sell in town, your inspector is truly a neighbor. That local footing means shorter drive times, easier scheduling and a working familiarity with the homes on these streets.

Anthony Ivory owns the company and performs every inspection himself. He holds the Certified Master Inspector (CMI®) designation, is an InterNACHI® Certified Professional Inspector, and is licensed by the Texas Real Estate Commission as a Professional Inspector, TREC license #24660. With 15 years of experience behind him, he inspects to the TREC Standards of Practice and brings the same discipline to a 1980s ranch house as he does to a home finished last month. His guiding line is simple and he means it: “Mediocrity is not an option.” For Haslet clients, that standard is personal, because this is his community too.

What clients tend to remember is how much Anthony explains. You are encouraged to walk the property with him, ask questions as they come up, and see the issues with your own eyes rather than only reading about them later. His findings arrive through Spectora as an organized, photo-rich online report that is simple to share with your agent, your lender or a contractor. Buyers, sellers, builders, brokers, mortgage firms and banks all rely on his work, and his 5.0-star rating across 30 client reviews keeps coming back to the same themes: thorough, patient, professional, and an inspector agents trust enough to recommend again.

Local ground conditions deserve a close look on any Haslet home. North Texas expansive clay swells after heavy rain and shrinks during dry summers, and that cycle can show up as cracked brick, sticking doors, sloped floors or gaps at window frames. Spring storms bring hail that can bruise shingles and dent vents, while long stretches of triple-digit heat push air conditioners hard. Newer construction near Haslet benefits from phase inspections at pre-pour, framing and final, and owners approaching the end of their first year should schedule an 11-month builder warranty inspection. Older properties on bigger lots may carry aging plumbing, electrical panels or roof layers worth evaluating carefully.

Choosing a hometown inspector gives you someone who knows the roads, the builders and the soil without needing a map. Anthony offers comprehensive home inspections, new construction phase inspections, warranty inspections, pre-listing inspections for sellers, and focused evaluations of roofs, attics, electrical, plumbing, HVAC and foundations, plus commercial property inspections. Whether you are under contract on a house down the road or getting ready to list your own, you will get an honest, detailed picture of the property and the time you need to understand it. Call 817-829-6967 to schedule your Haslet home inspection with Texas Inspection Services.