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ABOUT HomeSpeck
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The most
important reason to use HomeSpeck: What is a Limited Liability Contract? A limited liability, or also called a hold harmless contract, is a legal device to protect the inspector from wrong doing. This is an unethical way to ‘hold harmless” the inspector from missing things he/she is supposed to find during their inspection. This is a legal protection from errors, omissions and damage. This is not some obtuse, obscure legal text book stuff. This is an agreement by you (the buyer) agreeing that if the inspector does a bad job there’s nothing you can do about it. I will never make you sign such an unethical contract. Lawyers, CPA’s and most professionals are not allowed to make their clients sign such agreements for it would obviously encourage malpractice and diminish the integrity of the profession. I personally assume that inspectors who make their clients give up their legal rights are not confident professionals but insecure amateurs: proving it with their contract that keeps them safe when THEY make a mistake on YOUR home inspection. |
Tom Bopp, owner of HomeSpeck, has been doing pre-purchase home inspections for over 15 years. Tom is proud to be a member of ASHI, the American Society of Home Inspectors.
ASHI Certified Inspectors are the
only home inspectors who have completed a recognized
certification process
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See Tom's extensive qualifications below.
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The states that require a Home Inspection license make
their candidates take the NHIE "the national home
inspector exam". This is the test ASHI makes
their candidates pass to gain certification. Only
approximately 50 inspectors in the Denver area are ASHI
certified. An ASHI inspector in Colorado has voluntarily
licensed themselves to the standards required in other
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TOM BOPP'S QUALIFICATIONS:
- Most recently passed National Home Inspector Exam (NHIE) in January of 2005 - Test taken every 3-4 years
- Most recently passed the National Association of Home Inspector’s Certified Residential Inspector Exam, in November 2004
- 15 years of Home Inspection Experience
- 17 years of Engineering Experience
- Member of Society of Professional Real Estate Inspectors
- Member of International Association of Electrical Inspectors
- Member of the International Code Council
- Full Certified Member of ASHI (American Society of Home Inspectors), Member Number 245475
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Structural Engineer, plumber, electrician and HVAC licensed professionals on staff for immediate consultation or technically exhaustive inspections.
If problems are discovered that are beyond the scope of a pre-purchase home inspection, HomeSpeck will consult and/or refer to other experts in their fields. If it is a structural problem, an engineer will be recommended. Any other problems found will have a consultation arranged with HomeSpeck's many professional resources.
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Truth about real estate agent-referred
inspectors
- Article From Independent Home Inspectors of
North America
Tom was a former president, treasurer and property manager for Second Jefferson Green Homeowner's Association.
Tom is a graduate of the University of Missouri, St. Louis and received an honorable discharge from the United States Marine Corps in 1976. He currently resides with two sons in Thornton, Colorado.