Home Inspections Bullard Texas
Bullard sits along US-69 just south of Tyler, straddling the line between Smith and Cherokee counties. Known for top-rated Bullard ISD schools, quiet neighborhoods and quick access to Lake Palestine, it has become one of the most sought-after small towns in East Texas. Today I’m proud to offer home inspections in Bullard Texas for families buying new construction, resale homes and country properties on acreage.
I help Bullard buyers make sure a new or nearly new home is built the way it should be.
Home Inspections Bullard Texas – Services I Offer
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What I look for during home inspections in Bullard Texas
- New construction. Builders move fast in growing areas. My phase inspections check the foundation, framing and mechanicals before walls close, and my final inspection gives you a punch list before closing.
- Builder warranty items. Buying a home that’s 10–11 months old? An inspection before the one-year builder warranty ends can get defects fixed at no cost to you.
- Larger homes and complex roofs. Bigger homes mean more roof valleys and penetrations. I use a drone to inspect them up close.
- Acreage lots. Many Bullard properties sit on larger lots with septic systems, drainage swales and outbuildings.
Home inspections in Bullard Texas: services I offer
I offer these inspections in Bullard and the surrounding area:
- Pre-purchase home inspections
- New build inspections
- Building phase inspections
- Pre-listing inspections
- Roof & attic inspections with drone, moisture meter and infrared imaging
- Termite (WDI) inspections, inspection only, no treatment sales
Why Bullard buyers call Detect and Inspect
- Close by, covering Bullard and South Tyler regularly
- Tim Hastings, licensed inspector #25687 and licensed WDI inspector
- Experienced with phase and new build inspections
- BBB-accredited business
Bullard Texas home inspections FAQs
Why inspect a brand-new home?
City and county inspections check minimum code, not workmanship. New homes can have missing insulation, roof flashing errors or plumbing leaks that an independent inspection catches.
What’s an 11-month warranty inspection?
It’s an inspection just before your builder’s one-year warranty expires, so you can submit a list of defects while the builder still has to fix them.
Can I schedule phase inspections with my builder?
Yes. Coordinate access with your builder and I’ll inspect at the stages you choose.
Nearby areas: Tyler · Flint · Troup
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