Top Home Inspectors in Nashville

A home inspection is not a process to pass or fail a home.  The inspection offers an opinion about the condition of the home-based on observations made on the day of the inspection by a professionally trained home inspector.  It is important to understand that all comments on conditions, observations, and recommendations are only opinions.  Comments in the report are based on our interpretation of the various industry standards and practices.  Throughout the report, all comments and notes are to be considered as starting with the phrase "In my opinion".The inspection report provides you with information about the home that my inspector believes to be of concern or interest.  A client is trusting our trained opinion and the report reflects that opinion.  Every home has defects and every client should expect that each report will include a long list of items that can and should be addressed, no matter how major or minor the defect may be. To avoid redundancy in the report, any and all recommendations or comments for repair, replacement, additional evaluation, corrective action or similar should only be performed using recognized methods and materials by a qualified/licensed professional in their respective fields.  In some areas, professional licensing of various trades are not required by municipal or other governmental agencies.It is important to know a Home Inspection consists of a representative sampling of multiple items; such as windows, doors, receptacles, switches, etc.  Reported conditions may exist at other locations of these items, but not specified in this report.The inspection report is not designed to predict when things will break down or cause problems.  It is important to understand that any observed defect may be a symptom of a greater problem or a solution that may involve troubleshooting a system and not just addressing the item identified in the report.  This inspection report cannot address those possibilities.  PLEASE BE AWARE THAT ITEMS, SYSTEMS, AND COMPONENTS THAT ARE NOT VIEWABLE OR ACCESSIBLE; BEHIND FINISHED SYSTEMS SUCH AS WALLS AND CEILINGS, CANNOT BE INSPECTED OR REPORTED.I recommend consulting with the seller regarding any and all repairs, additions, corrections, replacements or maintenance that have been done to the property and its components and systems.  This report may reference noted repairs, but, we cannot always determine why a repair was done; the documentation may be able to answer these questions.  It is highly recommended that clients contact the authority having jurisdiction about any and all permits for the above-mentioned criteria.Best Regards,Jim RuedigerOwner – Galaxy Property Inspection, PLLC.Tennessee License # 2072

Owned and operated by certified professional licensed home inspector Jeff Ray II, Eagle Eye Home Inspector, LLC is a proud member of InterNACHI; one of the highest accreditation boards in the industry.Before becoming a home inspector, Jeff served his community as a Firefighter/EMT and owned a residential construction and termite business in Southern California. His extensive experience working closely with 1,000s of homeowners has allowed him to build upon his skills to be able to expertly provide home inspections that identify all areas of need.Inspired by the all-American eagle, Jeff’s integrity of work is incomparable – he strives to provide home inspections that truly go above and beyond! He will fearlessly take on any challenge and take the time to do it right the first time. With eagle-like vision, Jeff is committed to finding even the smallest of details so that you can feel completely confident in your home.You can see his high standards of integrity displayed clearly in every detailed home inspection and friendly client interaction when you work with Eagle Eye Home Inspections, which elevates us from the rest of the industry.We look forward to working with you to provide a complete and comprehensive home inspection that will leave you feeling confident in your home!

Hi there! Thank you for choosing Frame Story for your home inspection needs. We believe that a home is akin to a remarkable story, comprised of unique characters and plot points, each going through the prototypical three act structure…Act I: Introduction. A new world within which we discover what systems are present in the home.Act II: Analysis. How optimally do these systems operate? How much life do they have left in them? Act III: Decision. Which systems will last for the long haul and which ones need an overhaul?With Frame Story, you won't miss a thing.

More than just another Home Inspector:Business owner and principal inspector, Fred Rice has knowledge and experience far exceeding the typical home inspector operating in the industry today. Prior to founding Legacy Home Inspection in 2019, Fred was a home builder operating in the prestigious custom home building market based in Palo Alto.  During his tenure as a Project Manager, he oversaw all aspects of the home construction process and coordinated thousands of building inspections .With an emphasis on sustainability and energy efficiency, Fred completed rigorous training and formal education in building technology and “green” home building including earning accreditation as a LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Accredited Professional, as well as certification as an Advanced Green Building Professional through the Build it Green® organization which operates in the greater Bay Area. Fred is a licensed contractor in the state of California, as well as a Home Energy Score Certified Assessor through BayREN which operates in the nine Bay Area counties helping homeowners save energy and money while reducing their carbon footprint.From Fred:“I love being an inspector. It is integral to the home buying and selling process. I also provide homeowners with vital information when conducting a home maintenance inspection. This helps to prioritize any maintenance concerns, and/or remodeling projects a homeowner may consider. I love to share my knowledge and make myself a resource to anyone with any questions regarding the inspection process, or about the function of the systems of a home. I love living in Marin and serving the Bay Area communities. When I'm not crawling under houses and walking on roofs, I enjoy hiking the trails around Marin, and enjoying the neighboring wine country of Sonoma.”Certifications:Contractor’s License CSLB #660446CREIA; CREIA Certified Inspector #166019InterNACHI; Certified Professional Inspector # NACHI22061333California Association of Realtors®; Certified InspectorHome Energy Score; Certified Assessor-BayRENHome Inspectors maintain their certification through rigorous, continuing training and education.Thank you for choosing Legacy Home Inspection! We look forward to serving you!

Dustin moved to Nashville in 2016 from a small town in northern Illinois. He grew up in a small farming community and has worked just about every trade imaginable over the years including ten years of owning his own auto performance shop. Music ended up bringing him to Nashville where he has worked as a singer, songwriter and producer. Many side jobs in the trades led him to wanting to become an inspector after seeing so many questionably built and remodeled homes. He hopes that by being your inspector, he can educate you and give you clear thorough insight about your home.