Septic & well inspectors
TexInspec
TexInspec inspects residential and commercial property across the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Beyond the standard home inspection it sells specialised evaluations: septic system inspections, well equipment evaluations and well water testing, sprinkler system checks, swimming pool and spa assessments, sewer video inspections, termite inspections, mould testing, and radon testing.
The stated process runs in four steps: a walkthrough of all major systems against a checklist, inspection by equipped and trained inspectors, a written report with photos, recommendations, and a summary of concerns, and post-inspection support to talk through the findings and next steps. Reports are printed and emailed on site. Booking is available online, and the company advertises scheduling in Spanish.
The septic service checks the system's condition for leaks and blockages, both for buyers of a property on septic and for owners maintaining an existing system. Other specialised work includes pre-listing inspections, new construction phase inspections, and separate structure inspections.
Inspectors are licensed by the Texas Real Estate Commission. The company backs its work with a stated 200% guarantee: if the client is not satisfied it says it will refund the inspection fee and pay for another licensed inspector to re-inspect the property. Pricing is not published; the site directs buyers to call for a quote.
Best for
Buyers, sellers, and owners of houses or small commercial buildings across the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex who want a TREC-licensed inspection plus septic, well, pool, sewer, or termite add-ons from one provider.
What they do
- Residential home inspections
- Commercial property inspections
- Pre-listing inspections
- New construction phase inspections
- Septic system inspections
- Well equipment evaluations and well water testing
- Sprinkler system inspections
- Swimming pool and spa inspections
- Sewer video inspections
- Termite (wood-destroying insect) inspections
- Mould testing
- Radon testing
Details
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Licenses | Inspectors licensed by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) |
What stands out
- Backs every inspection with a stated 200% guarantee: a refund of the inspection fee plus payment for another licensed inspector to re-inspect.
- Says it inspects in over 100 communities across the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, including Tarrant, Collin, and Denton counties.
- Reports are printed and emailed on site, and the site advertises a free 90 day warranty.
- Inspectors are licensed by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC), and the site claims 100,000+ satisfied clients.
Common questions
- Are home inspectors licensed in Texas?
- Yes. Texas home inspectors are licensed by the Texas Real Estate Commission, which sets training, education, and ethical standards. The company says all of its inspectors are licensed, and a licence can be checked on the TREC website by searching the inspector's name or licence number.
- Is a home inspection the same as an appraisal?
- No. An inspection focuses on the condition of the home, identifying structural, mechanical, and safety issues, while an appraisal determines the home's market value for a lender. The company recommends a buyer get both.
- Do I need to be present during the inspection?
- Attendance is optional but recommended. Being on site makes it easier to see the issues first-hand and to ask the inspector questions while the work is under way.
- What does the 200% satisfaction guarantee cover?
- If a client is not satisfied at any point during the inspection, the company says it will refund the inspection fee and also pay for another licensed inspector to inspect the home.