Residential Home Inspection
A visual, non-invasive evaluation of readily accessible residential systems and components within the applicable inspection scope.

Corpus Christi Home Inspections provides professional residential inspections for home buyers, sellers, homeowners, and real estate professionals throughout Corpus Christi and the Coastal Bend. Gerald Herrmann is a Certified Master Inspector and Texas TREC Professional Real Estate Inspector #22839. He evaluates readily accessible systems and components within the applicable inspection scope, helping clients better understand the observable condition of the property.
Comprehensive inspection of readily accessible major systems, components, and structural conditions.
Inspection of accessible interior and exterior components and systems within the applicable inspection scope.
Inspection of observable construction conditions before closing, including incomplete work and potential defects.
Home inspections start at $400, depending on the size of the home. A typical inspection takes 2–3 hours, and your digital report is delivered within 24 hours after the inspection.
Corpus Christi Home Inspections is proud to be recognized as a 2026 Best of Texas Winner in the Home Inspection Services category by Guide to Texas.
Thank you to everyone who supported our business. We remain committed to providing thorough home inspections, detailed reports, and clear communication throughout Corpus Christi and the Coastal Bend.
A visual, non-invasive evaluation of readily accessible residential systems and components within the applicable inspection scope.
A final inspection of readily accessible systems and components in a substantially completed newly constructed home, typically performed before the final walkthrough or closing.
Inspection performed before listing a property to help identify observable conditions that may need attention before sale.
Inspection designed to identify observable concerns before an applicable builder warranty period expires.
Evaluation of accessible pool and spa components within the applicable inspection scope.
Thermal imaging is included when the inspector determines it is needed during a home inspection. It is not offered as a standalone service.
A home inspection provides a visual, non-invasive evaluation of readily accessible systems and components within the applicable inspection scope. The inspection documents observable conditions that may warrant maintenance, repair, or further evaluation by an appropriately qualified professional.
Accessible foundation and structural components are evaluated for visible conditions that may affect the structure.
Accessible roof coverings, flashing, roof penetrations, drainage components, and other applicable roofing components are inspected.
Accessible exterior walls, doors, windows, grading, drainage, porches, decks, and related exterior components are evaluated.
Accessible walls, ceilings, floors, doors, windows, stairs, and other applicable interior components are inspected.
Accessible electrical service equipment, panels, branch-circuit components, receptacles, switches, and other applicable electrical components are evaluated.
Accessible water-supply and drain components, plumbing fixtures, water heaters, and other applicable plumbing components are inspected.
Accessible heating and cooling equipment, distribution components, and other applicable HVAC components are evaluated.
Accessible attic areas are evaluated for applicable structural components, insulation, ventilation, and other visible conditions.
Applicable permanently installed appliances are inspected and operated using normal controls when accessible and appropriate.
As the owner and inspector of Corpus Christi Home Inspections, I have personally inspected residential properties throughout Corpus Christi and the surrounding Coastal Bend. My experience includes documenting roofing and flashing deficiencies, stucco and exterior cladding concerns, drainage conditions, and issues involving electrical, plumbing, and heating and cooling systems.
Homes in Corpus Christi and the Coastal Bend are exposed to high humidity, salt-laden coastal air, strong winds, heavy rainfall, soil movement, and prolonged cooling demands. These conditions can contribute to deterioration of building materials and systems. During inspections, I document observed deficiencies with photographs and clear explanations to help clients understand property conditions and determine when additional evaluation or repairs may be appropriate. Examples of conditions documented during local inspections include damaged roof flashing, deteriorated roof-ventilation components, exterior openings that may allow moisture intrusion, windows that do not close or lock properly, plumbing leaks, damaged interior components, and visible drainage or cracking concerns. Learn more about common home inspection findings in Corpus Christi coastal homes.Corpus Christi Home Inspections provides digital HomeGauge® home inspection reports that organize inspection findings with clear descriptions and photographs when appropriate. Reports are delivered within 24 hours after the inspection and can be reviewed from desktop and mobile devices.
Observed deficiencies and conditions are documented with clear descriptions to help you understand what was identified during the inspection.
Photographs are included when appropriate to provide visual context, identify locations, and help explain reported conditions.
Your HomeGauge® inspection report is available digitally for convenient review on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.
Gerald personally evaluates the home’s readily accessible systems, documents significant findings, and explains when repair or further evaluation by a qualified professional is recommended. Here is how those findings are presented:
Systematic Evaluation
Readily accessible systems and components are visually evaluated.
Documented Findings
Observable conditions are clearly described in the inspection report.
Photo Documentation
Photographs are included when appropriate to help identify and explain findings.
Fast Reporting
Inspection reports are delivered within 24 hours after the inspection.
Corpus Christi Home Inspections uses Supra eKEY for authorized access to participating properties when a Supra lockbox is available for a scheduled home inspection.
Property access is subject to the lockbox, showing instructions, and access authorization provided for the scheduled inspection.

Need a home inspection in Corpus Christi, Portland, Port Aransas, or the surrounding Coastal Bend? Contact Corpus Christi Home Inspections to request an inspection for your property.
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Answers to common questions about home inspections, reports, scheduling, and the inspection process.
Buyers typically schedule a home inspection after an offer is accepted and during the inspection or option period established by the purchase agreement. Sellers may also schedule an inspection before listing to identify observable conditions that may need attention.
A typical home inspection takes 2–3 hours, depending on the size of the home.
Yes. Inspection findings are documented in a digital inspection report with descriptions and photographs to help clients understand significant findings and maintenance considerations. Your digital home inspection report is delivered within 24 hours after the inspection.
Clients are generally welcome to attend the inspection, subject to property access and safety considerations. The inspector can explain observable conditions and answer questions about the inspection process.
Yes. Corpus Christi Home Inspections provides residential home inspections in Corpus Christi, Portland, Port Aransas, Padre Island, and surrounding Coastal Bend communities.
