Twin Peaks Home Inspection

10/15/2026

09/22/2026

At Twin Peaks Home Inspections, we understand that every inspection reflects on more than just the home — it reflects on the Realtor who recommended us.

That’s why we focus on giving your clients a calm, professional and educational inspection experience, with clear communication and straightforward information they can actually understand.
We work hard to help buyers feel informed — not overwhelmed — while giving Realtors the confidence that their clients are being taken care of.

Our growth is being driven by Realtors who trust us with their clients, continue to call us inspection after inspection, and confidently refer Twin Peaks to other agents. That momentum is helping us build strong, lasting Realtor relationships and a reputation we’re proud to stand behind.

We look forward to the opportunity to support your next client and earn a place as a trusted inspection partner in your business.

Ryan Hawley & Troy Fredrickson
Twin Peaks Home Inspections

07/24/2026

We are becoming very known for our High quality bourbon selection and food at Red Fox Tavern & Kitchen. Ryan Hawley, owner of twin peaks home inspection, loves it. He had the very first pour of Weller Millennium.

07/24/2026

Thanks Adam for the great time and Weller Millennium! Looking forward to the next tasting!

We are becoming very known for our High quality bourbon selection and food at Red Fox Tavern & Kitchen. Ryan Hawley, owner of twin peaks home inspection, loves it. He had the very first pour of Weller Millennium.

06/18/2026

"The difference isn't just what we inspect—it's how we educate, communicate, and help buyers feel confident."

At Twin Peaks Home Inspections, we believe a great inspection is about more than identifying issues—it's about providing clarity, education, and confidence during one of the biggest decisions a family will make.

One of the most common compliments we receive from both buyers and real estate professionals is how comfortable and informed they feel throughout the inspection process. Rather than overwhelming clients with technical jargon or creating unnecessary fear, we take the time to explain how a home works, what deserves attention today, and what should simply be monitored over time.

Our goal is simple: help buyers make informed decisions while giving agents confidence that their clients are receiving honest, balanced, and professional guidance.

Many of the agents we work with tell us the difference isn't just the inspection—it's the experience. When buyers leave feeling confident instead of confused, it reflects positively on everyone involved and helps strengthen the trust agents have worked hard to build.

If you're curious why more agents are recommending Twin Peaks, give Ryan or Troy a call. We'd love to introduce ourselves and show you what makes the Twin Peaks experience different.

Best regards,

05/18/2026

Buying a home? Don’t let hidden issues catch you by surprise.
Our free Top 10 Things to Look for When Buying a Home guide highlights the most important areas every buyer should understand—from the roof and foundation to electrical, plumbing, and drainage.
At Twin Peaks Home Inspections, we believe educated buyers make confident decisions.

Want a copy of the guide? Message us directly.

Need a home inspection? Visit us at www.twinpeakshome.com or send us a message to schedule.

Twin Peaks Home Inspections

Clarity. Confidence. Peace of Mind.

04/23/2026

One of the simplest ways to build confidence during a showing is a quick, intentional look at the windows. It takes less than a minute and can surface issues early—before they become negotiation surprises.

Here’s a fast, agent-friendly checklist you can walk through with your clients:

1. Open & close smoothly
Have your client operate a couple of windows. They should move easily and stay in position. Sticking, sagging, or dropping can indicate wear, balance issues, or frame movement.
2. Check the seals
Look for fogging or moisture between panes—a sign the insulated glass seal has failed. It doesn’t always mean immediate replacement, but it’s a cost your buyer should understand.
3. Look at frames & sills
Scan for soft wood, peeling paint, swelling, or dark staining. These can point to past or ongoing moisture intrusion.
4. Lock & latch function
Confirm locks engage properly. This is both a safety and security item your clients will care about.
5. Drafts & air leakage
On cooler days, a quick hand check around the edges can reveal drafts. Gaps may be minor (weatherstripping) or signal older or inefficient units.
6. Exterior glance (when possible)
From outside, look for cracked caulking, gaps, or deteriorated trim—common entry points for water.
7. Check weep holes
On many window types (especially vinyl), small weep holes at the bottom allow water to drain out. Make sure they are clear of debris, dirt, or paint—blocked weep holes can trap moisture and lead to damage over time.

The advantage for you:
Catching these details early helps your clients feel informed and in control—reducing surprises, strengthening your credibility, and keeping the transaction moving forward with confidence.

When you have an upcoming inspection, we would value the opportunity to work with you and your clients. Choosing Twin Peaks Home Inspections helps ensure your clients a smooth, professional experience from start to finish. We look forward to working with you and wish you a successful 2026