(no title)
Sorry, nothing to show here.
by 01/12/2026
January may feel quiet in the real estate world, but it’s actually one of the smartest times to prepare. With fewer homes on the market and less competition, buyers and sellers alike have the advantage of clarity and focus.
Advice for homeowners:
Use January to gather…
by 12/22/2025
Yes—termite inspections are highly recommended across Nebraska and Iowa. Termites are common in the Midwest, and homes—especially older ones—can be vulnerable to damage.
A typical termite inspection costs $75–$125 and checks for:
Active termites
Previous termite…
by 12/22/2025
A sewer scope is one of the most valuable inspections—yet often overlooked. It involves inserting a camera into the main sewer line to check for cracks, tree root intrusion, blockages, and collapses.
Sewer scopes are especially important for:
Older homes in Benson,…
by 12/22/2025
Yes—Nebraska has some of the highest radon levels in the country, and the Omaha metro is no exception. Radon is a naturally occurring gas that can seep into homes through the soil and foundation.The good news? Mitigation systems are affordable and effective.Testing:…
by 12/22/2025
Not every inspection issue is a cause for alarm. Some problems are simple maintenance items—but others may indicate deeper concerns. Common deal-breakers in Omaha include:
Major foundation movement or horizontal wall cracks
Significant roof damage
Unsafe electrical…
by 12/22/2025
Home inspections in the Omaha–Bellevue–Papillion metro typically cost $350–$550, depending on the size, age, and complexity of the home. Larger homes, acreage properties, or houses with outbuildings may cost more. Condo inspections may cost slightly less.
Additional…
by 12/4/2025
Even the best inspector can’t see everything, especially hidden issues behind walls or under flooring. However, home inspectors in the Omaha metro are held to professional standards and carry insurance to protect consumers.
If something major is missed:
Contact the…
by 12/4/2025
Choosing a skilled and trustworthy home inspector can make a major difference in your buying experience. Look for inspectors who are:
Licensed and certified
Highly experienced (5+ years preferred)
Thorough and detail-oriented
Equipped with modern tools (thermal…
by 12/4/2025
Yes—attending your home inspection is strongly recommended if you’re able. While the inspector’s written report is helpful, being present allows you to see issues firsthand, ask questions, and learn how to maintain your future home.
Attending the last 30–45 minutes…
by 12/4/2025
Most home inspections in the Omaha metro take 2–3 hours, depending on the size, condition, and age of the home. Larger homes or those with unique features—acreage, outbuildings, or older construction—may take longer.
Buyers are encouraged to attend the inspection,…
by 12/4/2025
A standard home inspection in the Omaha–Bellevue–Papillion area covers all major home systems to ensure the property is safe, sound, and functioning properly. Inspectors review the roof, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, foundation, attic, windows, doors, appliances, and…