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It is so nice dealing with professionals.  The inspection process was informative, and the report was delivered to my email the same day.  I highly recommend this service!        -  Marco S., San Diego

 
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Welcome to Housecall Property Inspections, a Certified San Diego Home Inspection Company.

Why chose us to perform your home inspection?
 
17 years of actual building experience - 90 day warranty included - Recognized by the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI) and IAC2
"Anyone else is just looking around."®
  • Our Certified Professional home Inspectors (CPI) perform the most comprehensive home inspection in the business with hundreds of items reviewed to be sure you are making an informed decision.
  • We have the practical and professional expertise required to identify defects in your home.
  • We stand behind our work with the best guarantee in the business and we do not compromise.
  • Our detailed, computer-generated inspection reports include digital pictures to illustrate the condition of a home, all written in a narrative style that is easy to understand.  Reports are delivered electronically in 24 hours.
  • Our certification requirements, set forth by InterNACHI, are the most rigourous in the industry.  InterNACHI is the world’s largest and most respected home inspector association with members worldwide.
 

San Diego Real Estate news:


 

 

  • — San Diego’s original City Hall building is sold

    San Diego’s first city-owned City Hall has been sold for $3.3 million to a family investment group after a failed effort to turn it into condos.

  • — First-timers snap up 47% of homes

    Nearly half of home purchases statewide last year went to first-time buyers, the highest since 1995, the California Association of Realtors reported yesterday. But its chief economist said first-timer dominance may dip a bit this year because of the pending end to the $8,000 federal homebuyer tax credits.

  • — McMillin sets sights on mixed-use mega-project

    Despite depressed housing conditions, closed retail spaces and a lagging job market, McMillin Cos. stepped up its drive Wednesday to get started on a massive, $4 billion, mixed-use project in Otay Ranch, which it is dubbing “Millenia.”

  • — Hefty tax bill may hit those who lost home

    San Diegans who have lost their homes through foreclosure or short-sales thought they had emerged from the dark times and could start rebuilding their lives.

  • — San Diego real estate has a California problem

    Real estate “analytics” are Norm Miller’s thing as vice president of the CoStar Group.
 
 

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