Harmony Home Inspections

The purpose of a home inspector is to visually and thoroughly examine a property. The ability to do this effectively involves skills that take many years to develop and refine. Some inspectors are far better at this than others. Unfortunately, most people don't realize this when they hire a home inspector, and spend little, if any, time selecting one.

Jon Tschetter has enjoyed a reputation of excellence in the building industry for over three decades. Throughout his successful and extensive career in construction Jon has been guided by one principle in dealing with his clients, "I can't be satisfied until you are". A Cum Laude graduate of the University of Denver with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree, Jon majored in Construction Management.

For a Home Buyer Choosing the right home inspector can be almost as important as choosing the right home. Why? It is very important to know the true condition of the house, so you can determine its true value to you. Although I will not make the buying decision for you, my inspection can provide you with the information needed to make the decision wisely.

If you are thinking of purchasing a home, you may want to consider having a radon test in conjunction with your inspection. You cannot see it, smell it or taste it. The truth is that Radon can be found anywhere because it comes from inside the earth. It can be found in any type of building.

It typically moves up through the ground to the air above into a home through cracks and other holes in the foundation and becomes trapped inside, where it can build up.The EPA recommends that you obtain information about the radon level in the home you are considering buying. They also recommend that all residences below the third floor level should be tested for radon.