Home : Kentucky : Hardin County : Fort Knox : Andrew Haslett, Heartland of Kentucky's Best Home Inspector,

65,848 Points

Name: Andrew Haslett, Heartland of Kentucky's Best Home Inspector,
Company: Van Warren Home Inspections, NAHI CRI
E-mail: Contact Andrew Haslett, Heartland of Kentucky's Best Home Inspector, (Van Warren Home Inspections, NAHI CRI)
Office Phone: (270) 307-1551
Cell Phone: (270) 307-1551
Alt. Phone: (270) 765-3916
Fax: (270) 765-3916
Address: PO Box 123, Elizabethtown, KY, 42702
Description: Hardin, Meade, Nelson, Bullitt, and Grayson counties. Others upon request. The skills you need for Home inspects, Radon tests, Siding evaluations, Warranty inspections and more. 270.307.1551 Call Now

What I Do

Caution

Hard Hat Area

Area Under Construction

Frequent Inspections Performed

to protect public safety, and health, and minimize damages.

270.307.1551

Home Inspections Make Buying

And Selling Homes Easier

Eyes See All Logo

Andrew Haslett, NAHI CRI,

NEFSI CSS

Kentucky Licensed Home Inspector HI 2134

Services Available

Pre-listing inspections;

Purchase Inspections;

Radon Testing w/ Continuous Radon Monitor -- 48 hour real estate protocol;

Permanent foundation inspections for manufactured homes (in conjunction with Hayman Engineering http://www.hayman-res.com/)

Septic Load Test

Tenant Move In / Move Out Inspections for rental / investment properties

Annual Maintenance Inspections;

Builder's Warranty Inspections;

Siding inspections;

Building Design and Construction Consultation;

Expert Witness;

Construction Draw Inspections (for lenders to verify construction progress);

Construction Management -- residential and light commercial (e.g., verify construction progress)

Quality Control construction inspections

Commercial Inspections;

Property Condition Evaluations for Dissolution of Partnerships or Marriages;

Empathy;

Education;

Knowledge;

Choice;

Information from a source like no other in the Kentucky Heartland.

Who I Am and Why I Am Your Expert

Kentucky Licensed Home Inspector HI 2134

Certified Real Estate Inspector -- National Association of Home Inpsectors

Certified Siding Specialist -- National Organization of Exterior Finish System Inspectors

Inspection reports accepted by FHA, VA, Rural Housing Development

Homeowner; I still remember what it was like to buy my first home -- the excitement, the anticipation, the dreams, the sense of accomplishment, the unfamiliarity of the buying process, the fear about money, the fear that I might be making a mistake, the doubts, wondering what problems with the house may not be evident, the sense of overwhelm of it all

Professional Organizations

Heart of Kentucky Association of Realtors (HKAR)

Kentucky Real Estate Inspectors Association (KREIA)

National Association of Home Inspectors (NAHI),

NEHA-NRPP Certified Radon Testing 104378 RT

Certified Siding Specialist

Community Work

Volunteer for Australian Shepherd Rescue & Placement Helpline Inc (ARPH)

A report summary is usually available to client and agents within 24 hours of the inspection. The full report to the client is generally turned around in 48 hours.

A fair number of my clients are out of the area at the time of the inspection. I take the extra time needed to communicate with you, whether you are in Germany, Singapore, Michigan or New Jersey.

I encourage local clients to be at the inspection.

Why I Do What I Do For You

I enjoy providing people with excellent service, honesty, integrity and trust.

Joe & Heather Morgan said they are really happy with the report. They really appreciated the level of detail and organization of the information. I exceeded their expectations.

Michael & Dawn Rouse said I did a wonderful job. The report was very nice. Overall, "you exceeded my expectations."

Scott & Miriam Huther had me inspect their home about 11 months after they bought it (new construction). They had a 1 year builder's warranty. They really appreciated the thoroughness of my inspection. Miriam told me, "the builder fixed the problems you identified on the inspection." She considered it money well spent.

Troy and Sara had me inspect their home about 10 months after they bought it (new construction). They, too, had a 1 year builder's warranty. The seller agreed to repair anything a licensed home inspector called out on the report. And boy, did I ever find things, like the gap between an outside wall and the roof, the downspout that created a lake right by the front door, up against the basement wall -- water problems galore! Sara said, "I took the contractor's representative up into the attic to see where the light was coming through. He didn't think there was a problem until I showed it to him, and explained what you had told me." That would have been a very costly fix several years from now.

Ross told me the cost of the inspection was the best money he ever spent. He was under contract to purchase a home. But, after the inspection, he realized the home was not suitable for him. Later, he found another home, which he hired me to inspect. That second home was suitable for him.

These are things I've come to expect, and expect that everyone else does, too. But, I've learned that is not always the case.

My goal is to provide access to the very best information available, so that you can make an informed decision. It's all about due diligence.