
Low-cost home inspections often come with hidden risks. Typically, inspectors who charge significantly less fall into one of the following categories:
Single Family...............$605.00 (Under 2,000 Sq. Ft... $90.00 per additional 1,000 sq. ft.)
This fee will include a Wood Boring Insect Inspection
Two Family..................$680.00 (under 3,000 Sq. Ft.... $90.00 per additional 1,000 sq. ft.)
This fee will include a Wood Boring Insect Inspection
Three Family................$730.00
This fee will include a Wood Boring Insect Inspection
Four Family..................$790.00
This fee will include a Wood Boring Insect Inspection
Townhouse...................$605.00
This fee will include a Wood Boring Insect Inspection
Mobile Home.................$605.00
This fee will include a Wood Boring Insect Inspection
Garden Style Condo......$520.00 (an additional $80.00 will be applied for Condos with basements and/or attics)
This fee will include a Wood Boring Insect Inspection
I WILL ACCEPT CASH, CHECK, MONEY ORDER, CASHIERS CHECK, ZELLE, VENMO, CASH APP and PAYPAL.

PAYPAL AND CREDIT CARDS WILL INCUR A 2.9% BANK CHARGE
Hiring a home inspector is different from hiring most other professionals—you typically don’t meet your inspector until after you've hired them. And not all home inspectors are the same. They vary in experience, qualifications, equipment, reporting methods, and yes, pricing. A truly thorough inspection takes time, effort, and expertise. The quality of your home inspection directly depends on the inspector’s dedication and experience.
Think about it—how many homes does the average person buy in a lifetime? Maybe three or four, spaced years apart. Would you trust a dentist who fills one tooth a decade? Or a heart surgeon who performs one operation every ten years? Of course not. The same logic applies to home inspections. Your best approach is to seek guidance from your Realtor, who can help you identify an experienced and thorough Massachusetts home inspector. More importantly, instead of asking, “How much does the inspection cost?” ask, “How much money will this inspector save me in findings?”
A good home inspector doesn’t cost you money—they save you money by uncovering potential issues before they become expensive problems. If you choose me to inspect your new home, I promise to give you my absolute best effort.
When it comes to Massachusetts home inspections, selecting a home inspector based solely on the lowest price can be a very costly mistake—one that could have long-term financial consequences. A home inspection is not just a formality; it’s a crucial step in protecting your investment and ensuring you know exactly what you’re purchasing.
I will provide you with a clear, easy-to-read 17-page electronic report detailing the current condition of the property you're interested in purchasing. My home inspection prices include the entire home interior and exterior with a full structural, electrical and mechanical evaluation, a detailed electronic inspection report, and free follow-up consultations for as long as you own your home. In addition to your electronic report, I will also include my comprehensive 64 page… Maintenance Manual.
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Buying a home is arguably the most important, exciting and nerve-wracking purchase a person will ever make. This is the reason you need a great home inspector, and Dave Valley is just that. He is empathetic – he understands and appreciates the various emotions a potential home-buyer goes through. Most importantly, Dave provides you with objective information so you can make the most informed decision possible.
It was a pleasure working with Dave – he contains all the qualities that make a great home inspector – he is the consummate professional, prompt, courteous, meticulous in his detail and honest. Dave was reasonably priced – in fact Dave charged me the same amount I spent 10 years earlier on a smaller house and provided a far better work product.
Prompt
I arrived at the house at the agreed upon time on a cold and nasty day, and found Dave outside inspecting the exterior of the home. He was already a half hour into his inspection – I think this exemplifies and is symbolic of the fact that Dave is respectful of his client’s time.
Courteous
Dave was pleasant to deal with, personable and thoughtful not only to his client but also to the buyer’s real estate agent.
Detail-oriented
Dave spent almost four hours in his investigation of a 2,000 square foot house. He answered all my questions and reviewed every observation he had with me. David provided a detailed report, and encouraged me to call and email him to discuss the report and to ask questions.
Conclusion
The highest compliment I can give Dave is to say that I would use him again and will encourage and recommend him to others.
Michael S. Giaimo