| Are you in the process of purchasing a home in North Idaho or Western Washington? Whether you're looking in Coeur d'Alene, Post Falls, Hayden, Spokane, Spokane Valley, or Liberty Lake, you have come
to the right place for your home inspection services. True North Inspection Services is the inland northwest's premier home
inspection company. We have proven to be ACCURATE, PROFESSIONAL, and
TRUSTED, but don't take our word for it, read our customer testimonials.
True North Inspection Services is not your typical home inspection company. True North is built on a strong foundation of Seven Pillars. These Seven Pillars support our unwavering commitment to providing the best possible inspection experience for everyone involved.
If you are comparing home inspectors, you will likely hear a lot about different home inspection associations. Do not be confused by so-called "Certified Inspectors". Click here for the truth about the different home inspection associations. The truth is, not all home inspection associations are created equal, and "Certified" may not mean what consumers expect.
If you have not yet selected your home inspector, click here to view the Seven
Common Mistakes When Selecting a Home Inspector. You will not want to make one
of these mistakes.
Have you already scheduled your inspection with us? If so, click here to access the
Inspection Agreement and Radon Agreement.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT HOME INSPECTIONS IN IDAHO
The state of Idaho has no educational or licensing requirements for Home Inspectors, and no
standards stating what must be included in a Home Inspection. In Idaho, anyone can market
himself as a Home Inspector, and can choose what to inspect and what not to inspect.
As a Member of ASHI we are held to a higher standard, not for our benefit, but for yours. The
American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) is the oldest and most widely recognized
non-profit professional association for independent home inspectors. ASHI's Standards of
Practice serve as the home inspector's performance guideline, and are universally recognized
and accepted by professional and government authorities. Additionally, ASHI's Code of Ethics
prohibits members from engaging in conflict of interest activities that may compromise their
objectivity.
To become a Member of ASHI, an Inspector must meet rigorous professional and technical
requirements. Once a Member, an Inspector must adhere to the Society's Standards of Practice
and Code of Ethics, and must obtain continuing education credits every year.
With True North Inspection Services, your home inspection will be performed by a qualified,
tested, and educated Inspector, and will be completed to the highest industry standards.
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