Pay at Close

Pay at Close

Pay at Close lets your clients delay payment until the home closes, so there’s no upfront cost for for you.

  • Cut Down On Upfront Expenses Less out-of-pocket expense that you have to pay upfront, so you can focus on the excitement of your new home!
  • Eliminate Stress - Stress less about scheduling a thorough inspection by easily adding ancillary services for your home and rolling the cost into your closing costs.



Follow These Simple Steps



  1. Sign Pay at Close legal agreement with Spectora.
  2. Provide a backup credit card that will be charged if payment is not received 7 business days after closing or if the closing is canceled.
  3. Notify Spectora if your closing details change or your closing is canceled: payatclose@spectora.com.


GET THE FACTS BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL A HOME

Our detailed report, sent via email within 24 hours of the inspection, includes photos, descriptions, and recommendations to help you avoid future expenses caused by hidden problems.


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EVERY HOME INSPECTION IS GUARENTEED

InterNACHI Home Buyback Guarantee 

Talk about a zero risk inspection! If we miss anything specified in the InterNACHI standards of practice, InterNACHI will buy your home back! Click the button below to check out the details

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Add-On Inspection Services

In addition to your general home inspection, we offer these detailed inspections:

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS


  • Do I need a Home Inspector?

    After your REALTOR®, possibly the most important professional you'll choose to assist you in your home purchase is a qualified home inspector. Through a professional home inspection you'll become an informed buyer in one of the most important purchases in your lifetime!

  • Do you have formal training as a home inspector?

    RHI inspectors have extensive classroom training followed by professional mentoring and on-the-job training by our senior inspection team.  All RHI Inspectors are required to complete regular continuing education to maintain their superior training levels.

  • Can I contact you for questions after the inspection?

    Clients receive 12 months of expert advice with every inspection, including expert advice direct from RHI.

  • Do you guarantee the work that you perform?

    RHI provides a 90 Day Inspection Guarantee* as added protection with every inspection.

  • What will it cost?

    It is important to remember that costs should not be the only factor you consider, but we understand that is important.  the cost for a single family home inspection varies by the size, age and location of the home.  

  • Can a house fail an inspection?

    No, a home inspection reports on the condition of the home at a particular day and time.  It is not a municipal or code compliance inspection that would “pass” or “fail” a home.  Our detailed report will provide action and consideration items for your review.

  • When will I receive my report?

    The reports  are available via our Web site within 24 hours of the inspection.

  • Will you repair any problems or conditions you find for an additional charge?

    No, it is a conflict of interest for a home inspector to do repair work on a home he/she inspects.


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  • May I attend the inspection along with my REALTOR®?

    RHI encourages you and your REALTOR® to accompany the inspector on the inspection.

  • What does your home inspection include?

    Home Inspection Standards of

    Practice include: 



    3.1. Roof

    3.2. Exterior

    3.3. Basement, Foundation, Crawlspace & Structure

    3.4. Heating

    3.5. Cooling

    3.6. Plumbing

    3.7. Electrical

    3.8. Fireplace

    3.9. Attic, Insulation & Ventilation

    3.10. Doors, Windows & Interior