Anonymous wrote:This is my dream job. I’m super particular, raised by a Dad who was Mr. DIY and everything was done perfectly. I can spot an uneven lines of grout, paint inconsistency, etc. it’s annoying, but there must be a use for it!

heh! Until the local contractors all got together to do something about "that problem inspector!" they all been bothered by.

This is my dream job. I’m super particular, raised by a Dad who was Mr. DIY and everything was done perfectly. I can spot an uneven lines of grout, paint inconsistency, etc. it’s annoying, but there must be a use for it!

Call inspection by Bob.

Push easy button get home inspector they know code and what to look for.

There's nobody that specializes in that, but any general contractor would be happy to take your money and nod his head for you, which is about what you will get from most people you hire.

Just pay close attention to detail yourself. It's not difficult to identify errors.

Just finished a full remodel in DC and the home passed all inspections. Before I move back in, I’d like someone detail-oriented (ideally with construction or trade experience) to walk through and help flag issues — from small stuff like paint and trim to anything bigger that might’ve been missed.

I don't need an inspection report, but a detailed walk n talk would suffice.

Any recs?