I can’t charge for something I would do as part of a normal inspection, it’s not as detail orientated but we already recommend additional upgrades to windows, insulation, newer this or that… That’s just my opinion !
This is not availible to Canadians. Energy efficient homes is a large market in our cold climate. -23 C today (-10 F).
Luckie - You hit the nail on the head. My new marketing plan for 2013 is to give my potential customers a lot of services and do it for FREE.
Plus I plan on cutting my fee’s AND being at least $40-$50 than my competitors. I think that if I keep my fee’s lower than the other inspectors and I provide more FREE services than my competitors, I can dominate the market in KC.
Yeah Dan, you better listen to Nate. The Sky’s The Limit!
I think he was joking Nate
Good luck with that. :roll:
Once a LowBaller, always a LowBaller!
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Juan - Good catch
Jeffrey - Absolutely true in my area
Nathan - Sorry … Was just clowning. I will come down in price at times / All they gotta do is tell me what they want me to leave out