We're glad you're visiting our website and considering us for your next home inspection, and we'd love to earn your business. If you're looking for the best residential inspection service in the area, you've come to the right place. Investment Inspections was founded by Chuck Baldwin in 2002 and has helped over 10,000 families with the most important investment they'll ever make - buying a new home.
With our qualifications, we're able to provide solutions to any issues we find with your property. We know how critical a quality home inspection is to protect your family and we pride ourselves on providing excellent service. Investment Inspections works with homebuyers throughout the region along with many realtors including C. Dan Joyner, Allen Tate, Open House Realty, Coldwell Banker Caine and more.
With our qualifications, we're able to provide solutions to any issues we find with your property. We know how critical a quality home inspection is to protect your family and we pride ourselves on providing excellent service. Investment Inspections works with homebuyers throughout the region along with many realtors including C. Dan Joyner, Allen Tate, Open House Realty, Coldwell Banker Caine and more.
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Chuck Baldwin owns and operates Investment Inspections of upstate South Carolina. When not inspecting properties, Chuck is a dedicated family man who spends time with his children enjoying the outdoors. Before opening Investment Inspections in 2002, Chuck served in the Army for 4 years and then began working in the building industry.
When you hire Investment Inspections to examine your property, you've hired the best in the business! We'll inspect all major components of your home, and as InterNACHI Certified Professional Inspectors, we will follow their Standards of Practice. New homes come with a 1 Year Builder's Warranty which covers any defects in materials and workmanship that may come up within the first year.
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Seth Scarborough
Oct 03, 2019
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Anyone in the market to buy an older house should steer clear of this inspector. Before purchasing a 1970's brick ranch, I paid Chuck to inspect the house and trusted the inspection report. Almost a year and a half later- and nearly $25k in the hole, I decided to look back at the report. Several items were clearly just "checked boxes". He stated the heating source was a gas furnace. It was an electric heat pump- which failed within 2 months of purchase- $6k. The roof leaked in several places- another $12k. He said I had city sewer..I ended up finding out I have a 50yr old septic tank that had never
