About Us | Dallas Home Inspections

As owner and lead inspector of Be Informed Inspections, I, Mark Willis, and my team are committed to delivering top-quality home inspections to clients in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. I have been in the industry for over a decade and have built strong relationships with inspectors Michael Vacha and Michael Mahagan. Since 2006, we have been serving the greater D/FW Metroplex and have established a reputation for excellence. Our team is made up of professional, licensed, and certified home inspectors who are dedicated to providing thorough and accurate inspections. Trust us to help you make informed decisions about your home.

We Use The Latest Technology Available

We believe in using the best tools and technology to ensure that our inspections are thorough and accurate. We use state-of-the-art equipment, including infrared cameras, foundation levels, moisture meters, gas detectors, and electrical circuit analyzers. By utilizing these advanced tools, we can identify potential issues that may not be visible to the naked eye. This helps us to provide our clients with the most comprehensive inspections possible and helps to ensure that they can make informed decisions about their homes. Don’t settle for an inspection from a company that doesn’t use the latest technology – choose to Be Informed Inspections for peace of mind.

Michael was very professional as he provided insight on what he did and why he did it. The inspection report was detailed and thorough and I will definitely forward his contact information to friends and associates.

~ Breanna G

THE BEST DALLAS AND FORT WORTH, TX HOME INSPECTION COMPANY – SECURING YOUR INVESTMENT

At Be Informed Inspections, our mission is to help each of our clients “Know Before You Buy.” That’s why we go above and beyond to ensure that our inspections are as thorough and accurate as possible. We measure every foundation we inspect, providing our clients with an elevation map that allows them to monitor any movement in the future. We also use thermal imaging, which allows us to see behind the sheetrock and locate issues such as missing insulation, water infiltration, and overheated electrical wiring. And if we see anything that looks like moisture, we use moisture meters and other tools to verify our findings.