Choose Eye 4 Inspection Services for your home inspection needs because our commitment to quality goes beyond the basics. Our inspectors undergo extensive, ongoing education and hold a series of elite certifications that demonstrate our dedication to reliable, thorough assessments. We're a Kentucky Licensed Home Inspector (#266198), a certified HUD Consultant (#A1237), hold respected credentials from InterNACHI (#NACHI 19022129), and the National Radon Proficiency Program (#111750-RT). As an active member of the Kentucky Real Estate Inspectors Association, we stay at the forefront of industry standards, so you can trust us to deliver accurate insights for your property. We go above and below to keep you in the know!
Why Choose Us?
At Eye 4 Inspection Services, our thorough and non-invasive inspection process ensures that every aspect of your property is meticulously assessed without causing any disturbance or damage. We utilize advanced technology, including moisture meters, infrared cameras, and specialized tools, to help pinpoint potential issues hidden from sight. This approach allows us to investigate underlying concerns, such as moisture intrusion, insulation inefficiencies, or electrical hotspots, providing you with a comprehensive, reliable analysis. Our priority is to give clients the most detailed understanding of their property’s condition, backed by precision tools and expertise to ensure you’re well-informed.
At Eye 4 Inspection Services, we understand the importance of receiving your inspection report promptly, especially when decisions and negotiations need to move forward quickly. Our team is committed to delivering high-quality reports with fast turnaround times, ensuring you have all the critical insights in a timely manner. Each report is detailed, organized, and easy to understand, equipping you with the information needed to make informed choices and communicate effectively with sellers. By prioritizing efficiency and accuracy, we help streamline your buying process and reduce potential delays, allowing you to proceed confidently.
At Eye 4 Inspection Services, we believe that clarity and ease of use are key, which is why we provide an interactive digital report designed to simplify your inspection results. Our HTML-based report includes clear, high-resolution photos and videos, allowing you to zoom in for a closer look or zoom out to get a broader view of any area of concern. One of the best features is the Repair Request Summary tool, a customizable option for you or your agent to list items for negotiation. Simply check off the items you want to address, add estimated repair costs, and include our narratives or create your own notes. Once completed, the summary is ready to send directly to the seller and their agent without sharing the full report—saving you time and giving you control over your report information. Now how convenient is that?!
What's Inspected: Inspections for wear, damage, leaks, and drainage.
Did You Know: In the United States, around 5 million new roofs are installed every year, with roughly 85% of these projects focused on replacing old roofs on existing homes. Roof damage and the need for replacement can be influenced by factors such as extreme weather conditions, climate, and roof material durability. Roofs generally last between 25 to 50 years, but those exposed to severe weather may need replacement sooner. Additionally, approximately 10% of insurance claims in the U.S. are attributed to roof damage caused by weather events like hail, wind, and ice storms.
9,191
The financial impact of roof repairs and replacements is significant, with the average roof replacement costing about
What's Inspected: Condition of siding, soffits, fascia, doors, and windows.
20%
Did You Know: Homeowners often neglect essential exterior repairs and maintenance, which can lead to significant long-term issues. Statistics indicate that nearly 20% of homeowners reported deferring necessary maintenance on their homes, primarily due to financial constraints or lack of time.
What's Inspected: Structural integrity, cracks, and possible settlement.
but severe cases can exceed $20,000
Did You Know: Foundation failures are a significant concern for homeowners, and statistics highlight the extent of the issue. Approximately 15% of homes in the U.S. are estimated to have foundation problems, which can lead to costly repairs. The average cost to repair foundation issues ranges from $2,000 to $7,000.
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What's Inspected: Ventilation, insulation, moisture levels, and pests.
90%
Did You Know: Homes lacking proper insulation incur substantial energy costs annually. This insufficiency leads to significant energy waste, with homeowners spending 10-20% more on heating and cooling than necessary, equating to an average of about $200-$400 extra annually per household in lost energy costs .
of home's in the U.S.
are under insulatedWhat's Inspected: Floors, walls, ceilings, and windows
8 Billion
Did You Know: Homeowners face significant risks of interior home damage each year, often resulting from preventable issues like water damage, electrical failures, and fire hazards.
Water damage alone costs U.S. homeowners billions annually, with nearly
in losses just from flooding.
What's Inspected: Pipes, water heater, and fixtures.
1 Trillion Gallons
Did You Know: Plumbing leaks and water heater failures often catch homeowners off guard, resulting in significant repair costs due to lack of maintenance. Studies show that approximately 10% of homes have plumbing leaks, with many of these going undetected until they lead to major water damage. Water heaters are another common source of damage when neglected. About 75% of water heaters fail before the 12-year mark, often due to sediment buildup and corrosion from lack of maintenance.
These leaks =
of wasted water each year in the U.S. alone.
310
850
$871 Million
What's Inspected: Outlets, Fixtures, Service Panels, and Wiring Safety.
Did You Know: Hidden electrical fires are a significant risk in homes, often originating from issues that go unnoticed until they result in serious damage. According to the U.S. Fire Administration (USFA), electrical malfunctions are the second leading cause of home fires, causing approximately 24,000 residential fires annually. These fires result in an estimated:
DEATHS
INJURIES
IN PROPERTY LOSSES PER YEAR
What's Inspected: Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning components.
50%
Did You Know: HVAC systems experience a variety of common issues that can lead to breakdowns and costly repairs, affecting around 50% of American households each year. Common failures include refrigerant leaks, which can make systems unable to cool effectively, often indicated by ice on refrigerant lines. Improper refrigerant levels or leaks can result in serious damage, leading to expensive replacements if left unaddressed.
See What You'll Get With Eye 4 Inspection Services
Our interactive digital report system at Eye 4 Inspection Services delivers a comprehensive, user-friendly experience designed to make your inspection results actionable. With a high-resolution HTML format, the report features zoomable photos and videos, allowing clients to inspect details closely. Our Repair Request Summary tool offers a convenient way to list items for negotiation. Just select the items, add estimated repair costs, and include either our detailed narratives or your own notes. The finalized summary can be sent directly to the seller's team, keeping your full report private.
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Book Your Inspection Now
To book your inspection, please fill out the form on our scheduling page. Here’s what to expect during the scheduling process:
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Choose a Time: Our inspection appointments are available at 8 am, 12 pm, and 4 pm. Be sure to select the time that works best for you.
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Allow 24-Hour Notice: Please book your inspection at least 24 hours in advance. This allows us to notify all necessary parties and prepare for your inspection.
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Form Completion: This form must be completed in one session, as there is no option to save and return later. Make sure you have a few uninterrupted minutes to fill out all the details.
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Final Confirmation: After submitting your form, our inspector will personally contact you to finalize any remaining details for the inspection. This step helps ensure we have everything needed for a thorough assessment.
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Questions? If you have any questions or need help filling out the form, please reach out to our office at 270.206.8787. We’re here to help!