Norman, Oklahoma's Best Home Inspection Service Since 2018
Corey Lambrecht Lic#70001843
NEW: Exceeding the Minimum Standards.
I work harder than other inspectors to find defects.
I follow the Oklahoma Standards of Practice when inspecting a home which outlines the scope of the inspection. In addition, I now exceed those standards in many ways to bring you more value than the competition can. Below are examples of things I often do for free during a home inspection that are not required.
- Thermal imaging scans of the interior and breaker panel.
- Moisture sensor(s) used in strategic locations.
- Carpet checked in random areas for moisture.
- Electronic gas leak detector used at water heater and furnace.
- Carbon monoxide tested for in the home.
- Roofs are walked when safe to do so. Drone used for some roofs.
- Water pressure measured to ensure it's within appropriate range.
- Fences, gates, lawn irrigation systems inspected.
- Random floor vent grills removed to look for water/sand etc.
- Well equipment visually evaluated.
- Property walked to look for sufacing septic effluent.
- HVAC: Supply and return vents checked with an IR thermometer.
- Jetted tubs filled and operated.
- Receptacles checked with a tester which can identify wiring hazards.
Norman , Okc, Moore, Edmond, Yukon, Noble, and beyond!
Why choose Blue Line Home Inspections?
- I exceed the minimum inspection standards in many areas (see above).
- InterNachi Certified Professional Inspector
- LEO background = thorough & unbiased Inspections
- Fast, same-day reporting
- Licensed for termite inspections!
- Inspection package discounts
- 5-Star Google rating from real clients!
Support a local small business.
Did you know there are large, national-chain inspection companies? When you choose Blue Line Home Inspections, your inspector will be the company owner who is unaffiliated with large, out-of-state corporations.
To Serve and Protect Your Biggest Investment
My name is Corey Lambrecht, and I’m an Oklahoma-licensed, Certified Professional Inspector® serving Norman, Moore, Edmond, and the entire Oklahoma City metro area. I am available to conduct your home inspection Monday - Saturday and state-licensed to take care of your termite inspection too! Whether you’re buying a new home or selling the one you’re in, I will provide you with a thorough home inspection and a report you can rely on to make a confident decision.
Experience & Dedication
I’m a retired Norman Police detective, trained and certified by InterNACHI, the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors. As a state-licensed professional, I follow a comprehensive Standards of Practice and abide by a strict Code of Ethics, which puts my clients’ interests first. I also update my skills and training by following a rigorous Continuing Education curriculum each year. I enjoy helping each client by taking some of the stress out of the home-buying transaction, which is why I inspect each home as if it were for my own family.
My Standard Home Inspection
The average home inspection takes about two to three hours, depending on the size and condition of the home. I will inspect the visible and accessible structure, systems and components of the home, inside and out, from the foundation to the roof. I encourage you to attend your inspection so that I can describe my process, explain my findings, and point out important maintenance items, especially for issues I discover that aren’t serious now but could be later. I’ll also show you where the various shutoff valves and switches are (which I will also include in your report). I want you to know your home and be prepared for emergencies, as well as understand the responsibilities of homeownership. Armed with my detailed home inspection report, you can make an informed decision about whether the problems I discover are worth fixing or walking away from—whether the good outweighs the bad. It will also give you negotiating power with the seller.
Oklahoma Home Inspections
Home Maintenance Manual
With every home inspection , I provide you a free home maintenance book. It explains how systems in a home work, how to maintain them, and how to save home energy. It also includes seasonal maintenance checklists. This is a real, full-color book you will keep for years or pass along to family and friends.
New Construction Inspections
Buying a new home in Oklahoma?
If you are buying a brand new home you definitely need to have it inspected. I often find problems such as gas leaks, missing insulation, plumbing leaks, and HVAC systems not working. I inspect new construction homes all across the state.
When to have a new home inspected?
It should be inspected when the home is virtually complete, within weeks of closing. Ideally, the inspection should occur when no contractors are present in the home.