
Home Inspection Services
Certified Professional Inspections
Caliber Inspections offers standard residential home inspections along with many ancillary services such as radon testing, mold testing, water quality testing and even pool and spa testing. We use state of the art technology and years of experience to ensure that we are providing you an accurate report on the condition of your home at the time of inspection. When you choose Caliber, you're choosing the best Northern Idaho has to offer. With over 15 years industry experience, quick and easy scheduling and reports that are easy to read and understand (view a sample report), you'll see why Caliber Inspections is the right choice for your family.
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Our inspectors are certified
While many states do not require that home inspectors be certified or licensed, we believe that knowledge is key to providing quality service. That is why all of our inspectors are certified by InterNACHI® in every aspect of your home inspection.

State of the art tech powering your report
Our use of advanced technologies enables us to provide high quality, informative reports, with the most accurate information available. When it comes to your investment we truly care and we want to enable you to make the most informed decisions possible.

Frequently Asked Questions
A home inspection is a visual examination of the home's major structure, systems and components that are visible and safely accessible. The inspection will allow our team to produce a written report including pictures/videos of each item covered during the inspection, with major defects called out in an easy to understand summary. Our inspectors meet or exceed InterNACHI's Standards of Practice on every home inspection we perform.
A home purchase is typically the largest investment a person will make in their lifetime. Because of this fact, it is important for the buyer to understand what defects that might be lurking in their new home. A home inspector will attempt to discover and document each of these defects ranging from small repairs or replacements to larger safety or health concerns. Additionally, many mortgage providers require a home inspection to be performed before a loan can be approved.
This can vary greatly depending on the age and square footage of the home, number of bathrooms, windows, doors, out buildings, location and whether or not any ancillary services are added to the standard home inspection. Typically the we tell our clients to expect the inspection to take a minimum of two hours and depending on the factors mentioned before, up to eight or even more.
Most buyers will have their home inspection performed after their offer has been accepted and before the closing date. It is best to schedule your inspection as soon as the offer is accepted so that there will be plenty of time remaining before your closing date should unforeseen circumstances delay your scheduled inspection or should the inspection reveal defects that need immediate repair before closing.
We prefer that the client and or their agent be present during the entire inspection process. This allows us to point out specific items of interest in the home, in person. Additionally, you may learn important information about the home's maintenance, systems and components from our inspector during the process.
The Buy-Back Guarantee is a program offered by InterNACHI that we participate in. It allows InterNACHI to buy back your home within 90 days of closing if our inspector misses something major on your home inspection report and would would like to sell the home rather than make the repairs yourself. For more information please refer to InterNACHI's website at https://www.nachi.org/buy.htm