First Home Inspectors

First Home Inspectors Home inspection company in Las Vegas
232 5 Star Reviews, Perfect 5.0 rating

For homes under 2,750sf and built after 1980 our prices are:

11-Month Warranty Inspection - $299
Annual Maintenance Inspection - $299
Buyers/Prelisting Inspections - $499

05/29/2026

Your outlet can look normal, but still fail when you need it most. GFCI-protected outlets are designed to shut off the second they become unsafe. Which is why they are required in kitchens, bathrooms, and other wet areas. When they fail, they can leave you unprotected right where protection matters most.

That is why testing them matters. A faulty GFCI can sit there looking completely normal while no longer doing the one job it was designed to do.

Need a home inspection in the Las Vegas area? Call or text First Home Inspectors at 725-260-0757.

05/22/2026

Your water heater can be working perfectly today and still be setting you up for a very expensive mess later. Most water heaters last around 8 to 12 years, and once they get into that age range, the risk of leaking starts to go up even if they still seem to be working fine. In Las Vegas, we see this all the time: an aging water heater starts leaking before it fully fails, and that small leak turns into water damage, mold concerns, and costly repairs when it is time to sell.

One simple upgrade, adding a drain pan and a line to carry leaking water away, can help protect your home and save you thousands down the road. If your water heater is getting close to that 8 to 12 year range, this is a smart time to plan ahead.

Need help spotting issues before they get expensive? Call or text First Home Inspectors at 725-260-0757.

05/15/2026

Your AC can sound fine, turn on normally, and still fail to cool your home the way it should. One of the most important checks during an inspection is the temperature difference between the air going into the system and the air coming out. If that gap is too low, it can point to issues like low refrigerant, a failing compressor, or other expensive problems hiding behind a system that seems to be working.

Need a home inspection in the Las Vegas area? Call or text First Home Inspectors at 725-260-0757.

05/09/2026

If your carpet has ever stabbed you in the foot, this could be why. One possible reason is the tack strip underneath. If that strip sits too high or the carpet is not thick enough to fully cover it, those sharp points can start poking through and turn into a painful everyday annoyance.

It may seem minor, but details like this matter. Something as simple as exposed tack strip can create a safety issue and make a brand new floor feel unfinished.

Need a home inspection in the Las Vegas area? Call or text 725-260-0757.

05/01/2026

One loose pipe clip during a pre-drywall inspection can set off a chain reaction that leads to costly repairs down the line. This is exactly why a pre-drywall inspection matters — we catch the small stuff before the walls go up and everything becomes a much bigger problem. 🏠🔍

04/24/2026

Q: If this duct gets super hot, why isn’t it a defect?
A: Because even though it looks exposed, this setup is treated a lot like attic ductwork. In other words, it may not be ideal from an energy-efficiency standpoint, but it is still common and not necessarily something that can be called out as a defect under current standards.

Q: So does that mean it’s fine?
A: Not exactly. Ductwork in hot spaces can still affect how efficiently your system performs, especially in a climate like Las Vegas. It just means there is a difference between something being less efficient and something being reportable as a defect.

Q: What’s the takeaway for homeowners?
A: Sometimes a house can have details that are not ideal, but are still considered typical for how homes are currently built. As energy codes continue to get stricter, details like this may become less common in the future.

Need a home inspection in the Las Vegas area? Call or text 725-260-0757.

04/17/2026

Q: What does it mean if a pool pump turns on but doesn't sound quite right?
A: It can be a sign the pump is not getting enough water or is pulling in air somewhere in the system.

Q: Why does that matter?
A: When a pool pump is not moving water the way it should, the motor can overwork itself and heat up faster than normal. Over time, that can shorten the life of the pump and lead to expensive repairs or replacement.

Q: Is this something worth checking during an inspection?
A: Definitely. Part of a pool inspection is making sure the pumps, heater, and other equipment start up properly, run the way they should, and do not show signs of leaks, strange noises, or other performance issues.

Catching pool equipment problems early can help you avoid bigger repair bills later on.

Need a home inspection in the Las Vegas area? Call or text 725-260-0757.

04/10/2026

What is the most dangerous part of a home inspection? It is probably not what you think! Here are some of the risks we face, and how we manage them:

1. Falling - As part of our pre-inspection email, we ask that the area around the attic access be cleared so we can set the ladder up safely. We also stay on the attic platform instead of hopping from joist to joist.

2. Fires - We follow a set process when inspecting ovens to confirm they are empty before testing and fully off afterward. Gas appliances and fireplaces also require a careful startup and inspection procedure.

3. People - This one may be surprising, but we've run into angry neighbors and squatters in the past. We wear a high-visibility vest and set up signage so neighbors know an inspection is in progress. If we see any signs of squatters, we keep in close contact with the agent.

Every inspection comes with some risk, but clear communication with our clients and agents, along with consistent procedures for our team, helps us reduce that risk as much as possible.

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04/03/2026

The right tools can make a big difference during a home inspection, especially when it comes to finding issues that are easy to miss with the naked eye. Technology like drones, thermal cameras, gas leak detectors, and moisture meters helps inspectors document conditions more clearly, investigate concerns more thoroughly, and give clients better information about what is really going on with a home.

For buyers in Las Vegas, where we often see roofing issues, plumbing leaks, and large lots, having an inspector who uses the right equipment can mean a more complete understanding of the property and fewer surprises later on.

Looking for a Las Vegas home inspector you can trust? Reach out to First Home Inspectors. Call or text 725-260-0757.

03/27/2026

Exterior finishes can take a beating, especially on homes near open areas like golf courses. In this home, there is some discoloration in the painted stucco, which can happen when the surface is painted before it has been properly prepared and cured. That kind of color change is usually cosmetic, not a major structural concern, but it is still a sign that the finish may not have been applied under ideal conditions.

Homes in spots like this can also be more exposed to minor impact damage over time. The good news is that this type of issue is generally low risk and easy to monitor, but it is still worth understanding what caused it and keeping an eye on the exterior as the home ages.

Need a home inspection in the Las Vegas area? Call or text 725-260-0757.

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