Weatherford, TX
(817) 999-4162

Home and commercial inspections in Parker County

Alert Home Inspections works out of Weatherford, TX. Randall Wooten, TREC #8726-PI, and Darren Lee, TREC #26297-PI, write up what they find in plain report language, whether you are buying, selling or building. Call (817) 999-4162 or pick the inspection that fits below.

Building a home

New home inspection in three visits.

The phased inspection walks the build while the work is still open to see. The report identifies sizing, spacing, materials and locations of water heaters, HVAC equipment, water lines, panel boxes and plumbing clean-outs.

  • Phase I, pre-concrete
  • Phase II, pre-drywall
  • Phase III, final walkthrough
Read all three phases
Illustration of a house at the pre-drywall stage, with stud walls, rough-in electrical boxes and red and blue PEX lines on a slab

Also in the report

  • One-year warranty inspection

    Inspected before the builder's one-year warranty runs out, so the items go to the builder documented, with photographs.

    Read the warranty inspection page

  • Commercial inspection

    Roof, exterior construction, site, attics, interior finishes, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, foundations, previous problems and repairs, in general conformance with ASTM E2018-08.

    Read the commercial inspection page

  • On request

    • Termite
    • Pool
    • Septic
    • Additional structures

    These have no pages of their own. Choose the type on the appointment form and Alert books them with your inspection. Randall also holds a National Association of Wastewater Technicians credential, #13404ITC.

The standard behind every page of the report.

Every Alert home inspection is conducted to the Texas Real Estate Commission Standards of Practice. Commercial inspections follow ASTM E2018-08.

3 to 4 hours
A typical home inspection on site. Larger homes and add-ons run longer.
24 hours
The completed report is delivered within a day of the inspection.
Summary Section
Defective and marginal items listed for repair or replacement.
Pre-Closing checklist
A way to confirm repairs were made before you close.
Sample home inspection report (PDF)Sample phase report, pre-sheetrock (PDF)How to read your report

Questions people ask before they book.

Something missing here? Call Randall or Darren at (817) 999-4162. Mon to Fri 8am to 7:30pm, Sat 9am to 7:30pm.

A typical home inspection takes approximately three to four hours on site. Larger homes, additional structures and add-on inspections can take longer.

Alert delivers the completed report within 24 hours after the inspection. It includes digital photographs, a Summary Section of defective and marginal items, and a Pre-Closing checklist for checking on repairs before closing.

Every Alert home inspection is conducted to the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) Standards of Practice. Commercial inspections are performed in general conformance with ASTM E2018-08, the standard guide for baseline property condition assessments.

Yes. The phased new-home inspection covers three visits: a pre-concrete evaluation of formwork, soil preparation and reinforcing; a pre-drywall evaluation of framing and rough-in utilities; and a final walkthrough of the items in the report.

Yes. When you request an appointment you can add your realtor's name and email, and we will keep them in the loop on scheduling.

Termite, pool, septic and additional-structure inspections can be requested when you book. Randall also holds a National Association of Wastewater Technicians credential (#13404ITC).

Weatherford is home base. Alert inspects across Parker County and nearby: Fort Worth, Aledo, Granbury, Benbrook, Brock, Springtown, Poolville, Arlington, Mineral Wells and Possum Kingdom Lake.

Alert accepts Visa, Mastercard, Discover, cash and check.

Tell Alert what you are buying, selling or building.

Book an inspectionCall (817) 999-4162