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Before choosing an inspection bureau, make appointments with each one. When meeting with each inspector, take note if the professional and staff are on time, courteous and helpful. If you visit the inspector at his or her place of business, check the condition of the office. Is it clean and well maintained? Are staff members eager to help out? Ask if the inspector is available for your request and has the time to take on your inspection report, whether it involves government regulation, health, fire, car, safety, housing, building or zoning. Ask if the inspection bureau has a website you can check out to view company history and services offered. Find out if the bureau is part of a local, national or international company. Inquire about costs, targeting inspectors that offer the exact service you need, such as health and safety codes, fire codes, marine zoning, commodity import and export, car and vehicle inspections, license plate tag services, home and office inspections, government regulation or permit regulation. Before choosing an inspection bureau, research the professional’s background carefully, noting how long he or she has been in business. Make a detailed list of the services each inspector offers, such as government regulation, health, fire, car, safety, housing, building and zoning. Get rate quotes in writing, and make sure the inspection bureau is properly certified and licensed. In your search for a reputable inspection bureau, ask others in your industry who they trust and deal with on a routine basis. Hire the inspection bureau, service or agency that best meets your needs, one that will follow the rule to the letter and analyze the situation fairly, producing a quality report. Remember to take note of the inspector’s availability, hours, background, certification, establishment, and quality of service before choosing an inspection bureau.
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There are many kinds of inspection bureaus. Some inspection bureaus inspect soft wood and hard wood lumber products, some inspection bureaus focus on inspecting electrical work performed by contractors. Inspection bureaus can also inspect plumbing work, concrete work, and other work that contractors need to have inspected. Inspection bureaus can be private, local, federal or state run. Another kind of inspection bureau is one that inspects automobiles and other vehicles for proper emissions. Property lines are inspected by inspection bureaus. There are also fire inspection bureaus that inspect private nursing homes, schools, jails, prisons, and even hospitals. Inspection bureaus may perform annual inspections, quarterly inspections, monthly inspections and follow up inspections.
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