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First Home Inspectors, Las Vegas

Welcome to First Home Inspectors

First Home Inspectors is a Las Vegas-based home inspection company covering the Las Vegas Valley and Clark County, NV. We inspect residential properties of all types and sizes, from existing homes to new construction, and we deliver clear, detailed inspection reports that help buyers make informed decisions and help deals move forward.

We work directly with buyers and their agents from scheduling through report delivery, and we know how to work within the timelines that real estate transactions demand. Our inspectors know local construction, local builders, and the conditions specific to homes built and lived in here in the desert.

If you need a home inspection in Las Vegas or Clark County, we’d love to work with you.

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Visit our Instagram page for real examples from home inspections across Las Vegas. We share common issues found during inspections—like structural concerns, plumbing problems, and safety hazards—so homebuyers and real estate professionals can see what a licensed Las Vegas home inspector looks for.

Our goal is to educate you on the value of detailed home inspections, whether you're buying a new home or representing a client. Follow us for expert tips on protecting your investment, avoiding costly repairs, and ensuring your property is built to last.

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DIY Dryer Inspection: Check behind your dryer to make sure it’s hooked up to the duct. This is the number one defect we see with dryers around town. If you see tons of lint building up back there, consider grabbing some aluminum tape and sealin
A few weeks ago we posted a video about water heater pans and why you need one. Skipping it is one of those things that seems fine until it's not. This house is twenty-five years old and the water heater is four — which tells you everything.
If you want to avoid a really annoying repair, do not put anything against your pop-outs. Pop-outs are purely decorative and aren't designed to take a hit. If you bump them too hard or lean something against them, you are going to break a chunk rig
Unlike gas burners or traditional electric elements, induction stovetops do not give obvious visual cues when they are heating. Without cookware in place, there is often no practical way to fully test whether each burner is actually working the way i
Your bathroom exhaust fan's main purpose is still pulling moisture out of the air to help prevent mold, mildew, and condensation damage. But as a bonus, it also helps clear out bathroom odors by pulling that air out of the room. So while it may not
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