Hiram, Georgia
Buying your first home in Hiram? Ask every question.
Scott’s customers describe patience, clear explanations, and the feeling that someone is looking out for the buyer.
Your first inspection
You do not have to know what to ask yet.
Other first-time buyers say Scott walked them through the report and took the time to make the details understandable.
“He took hours inspecting my first home and walked me through just about everything on the inspection report.”
“He treated me like I was his daughter buying her first house.”
“They are there to protect the buyer and they care about their customers.”
Buyer protection
Scott’s customers say he points out things they would have missed.
They also say he takes time to explain what he found and answer their questions.
Under a deadline
Confirm the inspection window by phone.
The review below describes one buyer’s scheduling experience. Call with your address and deadline to ask what is possible now.
“He was so quick to return my phone calls, got me in the same week, was very informative and walked me through everything.”
Credential
ASHI Certified Inspector · member since 2017
Local record
Serving since 2014
BBB A+ rated
Hiram questions
Answers before you call.
The short versions. The guide library goes deeper on each one.
Is Hiram in the service area?
Hiram is in Paulding County, Scott's home county, and Davis Home Inspections has served Paulding County since 2014. Call with the street address and we will confirm scheduling for the property.
What should a first-time buyer in Hiram ask before hiring an inspector?
Georgia does not license home inspectors, so your questions do the vetting: certifications, years in business, a sample report, whether you can attend, and whether you can call with questions afterward. There is a guide that walks through the whole interview.
Questions to ask any inspector → · Attending your inspection →
How long will the inspection take?
Plan on a few hours. Industry guidance puts a typical single-family inspection at roughly two to four hours, and a longer, unhurried visit usually works in your favor. Rushed inspections are the ones to worry about.
What happens after the report arrives?
While your due-diligence period is open you have three paths: proceed, negotiate repairs or credits, or walk away. The report is the evidence your agent negotiates with, so read it the day it lands.
Buying in Hiram?
Call with the property address and inspection deadline.
5.0 rating across Google, Facebook, and Yelp · Locally owned by a Paulding County native