Weatherford, TX
(817) 999-4162

Every attic, panel and pier in Parker County, inspected since 2004.

Alert Home Inspections in Weatherford, TX. Randall Wooten, TREC #8726-PI and Certified Master Inspector, retired fire captain. Three to four hours on site, the report within 24 hours.

Buying, selling or building in Parker County?

Five inspections, one standard. Every home inspection follows the Texas Real Estate Commission Standards of Practice, and every report comes back with photographs and a Summary Section of the items that need repair or replacement.

What three to four hours in your house covers.

The walk runs in the order of the Texas report form, from the foundation to the dryer vent. These are findings from Alert's own inspections. Your report adds a Pre-Closing checklist, so you can confirm the repairs before you sign.

  1. A vertical crack through a brick wall with missing mortar, found on an Alert inspection

    Structural

    • Foundations
    • Grading and drainage
    • Roof coverings, roof structures and attics
    • Walls, ceilings, floors, doors, windows and stairways
    • Fireplaces, chimneys, porches, balconies, decks and carports
  2. A corroded outdoor electrical disconnect with a red pull handle

    Electrical

    • Service entrance and panels
    • Branch circuits, connected devices and fixtures
  3. Flex duct and PVC lines running across attic insulation

    Heating and cooling

    • Heating equipment
    • Cooling equipment
    • Duct systems, chases and vents
  4. A loose pipe coming through horizontal siding at the side of a house

    Plumbing

    • Supply, distribution systems and fixtures
    • Drains, wastes and vents
    • Water heating equipment
    • Hydro-massage therapy equipment
    • Gas distribution system
  5. Appliances

    • Dishwashers and food waste disposers
    • Range hoods, ranges, cooktops and ovens
    • Microwave ovens
    • Mechanical exhaust vents and bathroom heaters
    • Garage door operators
    • Dryer exhaust systems

    Each item is marked inspected, not inspected, not present or deficient, with notes.

  6. Optional

    • Landscape irrigation (sprinkler) systems
    • Termite, pool, septic and additional structures on request

    Each item is marked inspected, not inspected, not present or deficient, with notes.

A large two-storey stone house among live oaks, inspected by Alert Home Inspections

Owner and inspector

Captain Randall Wooten, retired. Inspecting Parker County since 2004.

Randall served over 20 years with a metroplex fire department and retired as a Captain and Master Firefighter and Peace Officer. He taught building construction and inspection practices at Tarrant County College, became a Professional Inspector in 2004 and started Alert the same year. He works as an unbiased advocate for the buyer.

Randall Wooten in a white Alert Home Inspections polo

Randall C. Wooten

Owner. TREC #8726-PI. Certified Master Inspector.

Darren Lee in a dark Alert Home Inspections polo

Darren Lee

Inspector. TREC #26297-PI. Raising his family in Parker County.

5.0

Google rating from 603 reviews

“The report was detailed with pictures and even quoted the codes so the builder would know why he would need to correct some issues.”

johnny garza, Google

“Darren took the time to explain what he was seeing, clearly distinguished between normal maintenance items and true concerns, and documented everything in a very detailed report with photos.”

David Edenhoffer, Google

The register

Licences and memberships you can look up yourself.

TREC Professional Inspector
#8726-PI, Randall Wooten
TREC Professional Inspector
#26297-PI, Darren Lee
Certified Master Inspector
Randall Wooten
Lonestar ASHI
Past President, #262301
NACHI
Member #4686268
Wastewater technicians (NAWT)
#13404ITC

Weatherford is home base.

Alert inspects single-family homes, duplexes, condos, townhomes and commercial buildings across Parker County and the west side of the Metroplex. Open Mon-Fri 8am-7:30pm, Sat 9am-7:30pm.