Thank you for scheduling a home inspection with us! We are committed to maintaining a safe inspection process for our clients, employees, real estate agents and home occupants. Please find below more information concerning precautions our inspectors will take for any inspection we perform. (updated 2/28/23).

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Nonprofit Home Inspections is taking the following precautions in order to better protect our clients, employees, real estate agents and the home’s occupants. By scheduling an appointment with us, clients and real estate agents understand we will take the following safety precautions.

• Inspectors will wear a mask indoors if requested.
• Inspectors will use company supplied hand sanitizer and will wash their hands frequently using their own towel.
• Inspectors will avoid touching their own faces.
• None of our inspectors or employees will work when they have a fever, cough or shortness of breath.
• Real estate agents and our clients should ask the home’s occupants if anyone in the house to be inspected has flu-like symptoms including a fever, cough or shortness of breath. If so, we’ll help coordinate an inspection at a different time.
• If anyone nearby is coughing or visibly sick, the inspection will be stopped and rescheduled.

All inspectors are available by phone or video conference after the inspection for follow up questions. By working together, we can continue providing outstanding home inspections while better protecting our clients, employees, real estate agents and the home’s occupants.

Nonprofit Home Inspections’ efforts to combat Covid-19 for the safety of our clients, real estate agents, home occupants and inspectors was featured in the Oregonian here: https://www.oregonlive.com/coronavirus/2020/04/how-to-safely-buy-and-sell-portland-real-estate-from-touring-a-house-to-signing-deeds-and-moving-in-during-the-coronavirus-crisis.html