We Make A Difference In The World!
We're better than the rest, because of State of the Art Technology.

Like all technology today, tools for the home inspection industry have changed dramatically.

​To keep current with those changes, we use the most sophisticated equipment and techniques available, such as:

• FLIR C2 Infrared Cameras
• TIF-8900 Combustible Gas Tester
• Latnex MG-300 Gauss & EMF (Electro Magnetic Field) Tester
• Milwaukee 2202-20 Voltage Detector
• Pyle PCMM05 Carbon Monoxide Meter
• Sun Nuclear 1028 Continuous Radon Monitor
• Canon & Nikon Digital Cameras
• Ryobi Laser Digital Thermometers
• Commercial Electric MS68060H Electrical Outlet Testers
• Nikon & Bushnell Falcon 7x35 Binoculars
• Telesteps 12' & 18" Telescoping Ladders
• Apple & Hewlett Packard Laptops (used for summary)
• Customized Home Inspector Pro Software
• And other advanced measuring devices

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"Ricky did a spectacular job inspecting our home under contract. Not only did he alert us to potential problems and give a very thorough inspection, but he also went above and beyond to get us estimates on the cost of fixing issues with our potential house.
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"I would highly recommend Legacy Home Inspections because they will go the extra mile and get you the information you need! They are also highly personable, moderately priced and deliver results fast.” -Austin

Plus We Offer These Advanced State-Of-The-Art Services:

+ FREE Level II Thermal Imaging. Most companies charge $125-175 for this service.

+ A photographic overview of our findings immediately following the inspection.

+ Early Arrival for the exterior inspection, so you can better use of your time.

+ 24-hour turnaround on your Inspection Report, or the inspection is FREE!

+ FREE Electro Magnetic Field Measurement. Most companies lack the equipment​.

What you see (above)

What we see (above)​

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So what is thermal imaging and how does it work?

It's a specialized camera that pinpoints temperature differentials. 

We see an electric panel with an extremely overload circuit that is in imminent danger of causing a fire. The only way this dangerous and costly defect can be found is through thermal imaging.