Choice Home Inspections
Meet Justin
Justin Davis
FOUNDER
With over a decade of experience in the construction industry, Justin Davis combines his expertise as a home inspector with a deep understanding of building systems and project management. Before transitioning to home inspection, Justin served in the Army with the Airborne Infantry, where he developed the discipline and attention to detail that now define his work.
For the past six years, he has been dedicated to making sure his clients are well informed while providing peace of mind and confidence during their home buying process. He serves the areas of Lynchburg, Bedford, Chatham, Appomattox, Danville, Amherst, Roanoke, Forest, Rustburg, Altavista, Farmville, and Charottesville.
As a father of four, Justin understands the importance of a secure and functional home. He is committed to offering thoughtful, thorough inspections for every client.
Outside of work, Justin enjoys spending time with his family, doing woodworking projects, and giving back to his community. His unique background and professionalism make him a trusted resource for all home inspection and construction needs. Buy confidently knowing you’re working with Lynchburg’s trusted home inspector, Choice Home Inspections.
Justin is a Licensed Home Inspector in Virginia with an additional specialty in New Residential Structures (NRS). LIC# 3380001646- NRPP# 114823
Inspection Services
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A residential home inspection is a comprehensive assessment of a property’s condition conducted by a professional home inspector, typically on behalf of a buyer, before finalizing a purchase. It helps the buyer understand the home’s structural integrity, safety, and potential maintenance or repair needs.
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A new construction home inspection is a thorough evaluation of a newly built home conducted by a professional inspector to ensure it meets building safety standards and is free from significant defects or incomplete work. This inspection is typically requested by the buyer before closing, but it can also occur at various construction phases to address any concerns before they no longer visible. Some of those phases include foundation, pre-drywall, completion and 11 months after closing to identify any issues that have arisen before the 12 month builder’s warranty expires. For more details on what is inspected during these phases contact CHI.
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A pre-listing home inspection is conducted by a professional home inspector on behalf of a seller before putting a home on the market. The goal is to identify potential issues that could arise during a buyer’s inspection, allowing the seller to address them proactively. This can help streamline the sale process, improve buyer confidence, and possibly avoid renegotiations or delays. Please contact CHI for additional details.
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A commercial property inspection for a building with 4+ units or a warehouse involves a detailed evaluation of the structure, systems, and overall condition of the property. This inspection is tailored to the unique needs of commercial properties and focuses on safety, functionality, and compliance with national, state and local regulations.
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Thermal imaging, also known as infrared thermography, is a technology used in home inspections to detect temperature differences in a home’s components*. By using a specialized thermal imaging camera, inspectors can uncover hidden issues that are not visible to the naked eye. This non-invasive method enhances the thoroughness of a home inspection and provides valuable insights into a property’s condition.
*Included in all inspections
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A sewer scope inspection is a specialized service of a home inspection that involves using a camera to evaluate the condition of a home’s sewer line. This inspection is typically performed by a licensed professional plumber or a home inspector with the appropriate equipment and expertise. It is designed to identify issues in the sewer line that may not be visible without this service. Learn more
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Radon testing is a service of a home inspection that measures the levels of radon gas inside a home. Radon is a naturally occurring, odorless, tasteless, and colorless radioactive gas that forms from the decay of uranium in soil and rock. There are some levels of radon in all air and ground water. It can enter homes through cracks in the foundation, gaps around pipes, and other openings. Long-term exposure to high radon levels is a leading cause of lung cancer, making radon testing an important step in ensuring a home’s safety. Learn more
What Radon Is: Radon is a colorless, odorless radioactive gas that forms naturally from the decay of uranium in soil, rock, and water.
Dangers of Radon: Prolonged exposure to radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer, responsible for thousands of deaths annually.
Need for Radon Testing: Testing is the only way to determine radon levels and take action to reduce exposure, protecting health and safety.
What Clients are Saying
“Working with Justin is so easy! He is thorough, and more than willing to explain to clients the ins and outs of the inspection. He offers competitive pricing, an easy to read report and scheduling is a breeze. Highly, highly recommend using him for your next home inspection!”
— Jordan Smith
“I highly recommend Justin Davis / Choice Home Inspections. Justin was knowledgeable and meticulous. He provided a detailed, comprehensive report in an easy to understand format. As a result of his inspection, we are better informed, and we have greater confidence in making a purchasing decision. Professional, on-time, efficient, and prompt... overall an excellent experience. Thank you, Justin and the Choice Home Inspections family!”
— John Netzel
“Justin is extremely knowledgeable. He went above and beyond by showing me every little detail that needed to be addressed during my home inspection. I will definitely be going back to Justin as soon as I buy another home!”
— Joseph Peters
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(434) 221-6533
choicehomeinspectionsva@gmail.com
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