First Home Inspectors, Las Vegas

What we do

Welcome to First Home Inspectors, your trusted source for comprehensive home inspections in the vibrant city of Las Vegas, NV. With a commitment to excellence and a keen eye for detail, we specialize in a range of inspection services tailored to meet your specific needs. Whether you're a prospective buyer seeking assurance before making a significant investment, a homeowner looking to ensure the ongoing integrity of your property, or a builder striving for impeccable quality in new constructions, we've got you covered. Our team of experts combines years of industry experience with local knowledge to deliver inspections that go beyond the surface, providing you with invaluable insights for confident decision-making.

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Our instagram page showcases various findings from home inspections. It highlights common issues and potential hazards in homes, providing a behind-the-scenes look at what a professional inspector might encounter. These posts educate homeowners on the importance of thorough inspections and attention to detail in maintaining property safety.

A good home inspection isn’t just about pointing out issues, it’s also about giving helpful insights you might not have thought of. For example, a missing shower door might seem minor, and isn’t exactly a defect as a shower curtain
Two main takeaways from this video: 1) Be sure to use hardiebacker or cement board for “wet areas” of your home. Do not use drywall as it’s filled with organic materials that mold thrives in. 2) If your floors are uneven, you can
Here’s WHY this contractor made this mistake, at ONLY this location. There’s a rule about ‘landings’ and ‘egress paths’ that generally requires a flat surface outside a door for emergency exits. This rule exists b
Mainline or Service Lines are commonly excluded from homeowner insurance policies. This can put the home owner as serious risk if the mainline is damaged due to age, or tree roots. These repairs can range is cost from $1,000 to $10,000. For more tips
Mainline coverage has been excluded from several insurance policies, especially in southern Nevada and this repair can cost between 1000 and $10,000 to complete for most homes when you’re buying a home that is older or has trees in the front ya
There’s a window that’s bound to leak in a 1960s home that I found in Las Vegas Vegas
In this video, we’re going over some key differences between Ductless Minisplits and Package Units. If you have any questions or comments, be sure to drop them below.