Like most service providers in the real estate business, the home inspection sector is also governed by specific rules and regulations set by the government. These directives have been established to protect the public from poor quality or unethical businesses. Keeping the same sentiments in mind, the state of Ohio is planning to introduce home inspector licensing requirements. These regulations are being proposed under HB211 and will mimic the current licensing requirements that are in place in nearly all other states.

Leading Edge Home Inspections, LLC wishes all our past, present, and future clients a very Merry Christmas, a happy holiday season, and a peaceful New Year 2019!

Home inspections are an integral part of the home buying process. As a buyer, they can help you make sound decisions, save you money in the long run, and offer more power to negotiate better. As a seller, home inspections are just as beneficial. Thorough checks enable you to see what needs fixing before you put your house on the market.

A home inspector’s job is to state facts about a house and report every defect or undisclosed problem to a client even if it means making a realtor uncomfortable or terminating a buyer’s contract. For this reason, they are often portrayed negatively.

Buying a home requires a significant investment and knowing the condition of the house you are considering will help you make an informed decision. As a potential homebuyer without any formal training, you may not be able to spot faults in the structure or mechanism of a house which is why enlisting the services of an experienced home inspector  become  important.

We are delighted to announce the launch of our new website!

Our new website provides our existing and prospective clients a simple yet interactive view of our work and the services we offer.

New Website Coming Soon!