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Greater Dayton Home Inspections (937) 903-3415

Home inspection FAQ for Dayton-area buyers

Straight answers about what’s included, termite/WDI, timing, reports, and how to book with Mike Abshear, CMI®.

What’s included in a Greater Dayton home inspection?

A residential home inspection is a visual evaluation of major systems and components — roof, exterior, structure, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, attic/insulation, interiors, and garage when present. Mike Abshear, CMI® documents findings in a written report. See the Services page for a fuller list.

Do you offer termite or WDI inspections?

Yes. Wood-destroying insect (WDI / termite) inspections can be included when your contract or lender requires them. Mention WDI when you schedule so the visit is planned correctly. Call (937) 903-3415.

How long does a home inspection take?

Most single-family homes take a few hours on site, depending on size, age, and accessibility. Mike will give you a better estimate when you share the address.

When will I get the report?

Reports are delivered as quickly as practical after the inspection. Ask about timing when you book if you have a tight contingency. Same-day is sometimes possible — never promised without checking Mike’s schedule.

How do I book a Dayton or Centerville inspection?

Call (937) 903-3415 or email michael.abshear@gmail.com with the property address, preferred dates, and whether you need WDI. Online booking coming soon — call or email for now. See the Contact page.

Are you a Certified Master Inspector?

Yes. Mike Abshear holds the Certified Master Inspector® (CMI®) designation and is in good standing. That credential reflects training and professional standards beyond a basic inspector listing.

Can someone help coordinate property access?

Yes. Mike can coordinate access with you or whoever holds the keys. Call (937) 903-3415 or email michael.abshear@gmail.com with the address and preferred dates.

What areas do you cover?

Dayton, Centerville, Kettering, Beavercreek, Miamisburg, Springboro, Oakwood, Bellbrook, and other Greater Dayton communities. Cincinnati-metro residential work is considered case by case — just ask.