Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) Standards of Practice (SOP)
Certified, Licensed Professional Real Estate Inspector, Rod Beich, TREC #21371, dba Home Check Inspection, please call or text cell phone (915) 238-3458, to schedule your inspection appointment.
TREC SOPs for Home Inspection
Optional Systems for inspection; Sprinkler system, Pool & Spa, Outbuildings
(Optional Systems ARE Not required inspection for the Sale of Real Estate)
Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) Standards of Practice (SOP) provide the procedures for a real estate or home inspection, and performed by a certified, TREC licensed inspector, Rod Beich, TREC 21371, dba Home Check Inspection, please call or text cell phone (915) 238-3458, for more information or to schedule your inspection appointment.
BACKGROUND, EXPERIENCE and TRAINING contribute to being a professional inspector. Affordable pricing is naturally one of your consideration, however, it should not be your only consideration.
I joined the United states Air Force in 1983, and worked as a firefighter, fire inspector, fire engineer (building blue print reviews) and exposed to a variety of structures ranging from residential to commercial buildings, including military aircraft fuel bay hangers. Each structure required an evaluation and assessment, with a detailed report given to structural engineers incorporating a comprehensive and thorough description of the fire safety and health requirements specifically for the occupancy of the structure. As a veteran (retired June 2005), I am committed to the core values of the Air Force; integrity first, service before self, and excellence in all we do.
My training is important and continuous. Training reaffirms my current knowledge and provides new knowledge on a variety of systems and subjects in the construction industry, which is always changing. These items are not part of the TREC SOP inspection, however, having knowledge of radon, mildew/microbial/mold/fungi, lead paint, wood destroying insects (such as termite), enhances my ability to draw your attention to their potential existence.
BACKGROUND, EXPERIENCE and TRAINING contribute to being a professional inspector. Affordable pricing is naturally one of your consideration, however, it should not be your only consideration.
I joined the United states Air Force in 1983, and worked as a firefighter, fire inspector, fire engineer (building blue print reviews) and exposed to a variety of structures ranging from residential to commercial buildings, including military aircraft fuel bay hangers. Each structure required an evaluation and assessment, with a detailed report given to structural engineers incorporating a comprehensive and thorough description of the fire safety and health requirements specifically for the occupancy of the structure. As a veteran (retired June 2005), I am committed to the core values of the Air Force; integrity first, service before self, and excellence in all we do.
My training is important and continuous. Training reaffirms my current knowledge and provides new knowledge on a variety of systems and subjects in the construction industry, which is always changing. These items are not part of the TREC SOP inspection, however, having knowledge of radon, mildew/microbial/mold/fungi, lead paint, wood destroying insects (such as termite), enhances my ability to draw your attention to their potential existence.
Home Inspection Glossary
My home inspector training completed through International Association of Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI )
Transcript provided by InterNACHI, the home inspector organization
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