A Plus offers pre-purchase home inspection services including termite inspections, radon testing, and pest control.

What You Get

• A Plus home inspections are designed to meet and usually exceed the Standards of Practice of the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI).
• Complete home inspections including structures, major systems, and grounds.
• Detailed inspection report.
• Follow-up service. Just call with questions about your new home.

In order to expedite your home purchase, A Plus home inspectors are available any day of the year. To schedule a home inspection, just call us at 402.208.5385 any time, and we'll schedule an A Plus inspection at your convenience.

A Plus Home Inspections and Pest Control is your one stop shop for real estate transactions. Home, Radon, Pest, and Termite inspections are completed affordably by the same company. This streamlines the inspection process resulting in a more efficient real estate transaction.

Unlike other entities involved in the home buying process, the Home Inspector is the only party who remains completely neutral and looks out for the homebuyer's best interests. The unbiased home inspection report provides the homebuyer with peace of mind prior to the purchase of a new home.

A Plus Home Inspections and Pest Control offers a comprehensive computerized narrative report covering all major systems and components of a home including but not limited to: the exterior, foundation, grading, roofing, attics, crawlspaces, ventilation, insulation, electrical, plumbing, heating/air conditioning, garages, and interior rooms. Along with the services listed above, are hundreds of other details regarding the condition of the systems and components of a home.

For general pest & rodent control, we take a preventative approach. We use a system call Intergraded Pest Management (IPM). With IPM, we use a combination of baits, traps, sprays, dusts, and granules to help control the target pests, while providing the safest and most effective methods available to you.

If you are already a homeowner, a home inspection may be used to identify potential problems and take preventative measures to avoid costly repairs in the future. If you are planning on selling your home, you may wish to have an inspection completed prior to placing your home on the market. This will give you a better understanding of the conditions that may be discovered by the buyer's inspector. It will also give you the opportunity to make repairs that will put the house in a better selling position. Having an inspection can also help you comply with current disclosure laws concerning the sale of your property.