North Richland Hills home inspections covering decades of housing, from 1960s ranch homes near Loop 820 to newer neighborhoods near the Smithfield TEXRail station and Iron Horse Golf Course.
North Richland Hills packs a lot of variety into one Mid-Cities city. Southern neighborhoods near Loop 820 include ranch homes from the 1960s and 1970s, while northern areas around Iron Horse Golf Course and the Smithfield district offer newer houses and townhomes, some within walking distance of TEXRail. NRH2O Family Water Park and the city’s extensive trail system add to its family appeal. Texas Inspection Services inspects homes throughout North Richland Hills, traveling from Haslet to serve buyers and sellers here. Few Tarrant County cities offer such a wide range of housing in one place.
With 15 years of inspection experience, Anthony Ivory knows how to evaluate a sixty-year-old ranch house and a two-year-old townhome alike. He is a Certified Master Inspector®, InterNACHI® Certified Professional Inspector and TREC Professional Inspector (#24660), and he follows the TREC Standards of Practice on every job. Clients praise his patience and thorough explanations. You are invited to accompany him through the home. Findings are presented in a well-organized Spectora report with photos that make it simple to review repairs with your agent. Every report is meant to help you decide, not to frighten you.
In the older parts of NRH, Anthony frequently finds aging electrical panels, cast iron or galvanized plumbing, previously repaired foundations and HVAC units near the end of their life. Newer homes can still have construction defects, and every property here deals with hail, prolonged summer heat and clay soil movement. Understanding these conditions during your option period gives you room to negotiate or plan. Townhomes near Smithfield share walls and rooflines, so Anthony pays attention to how each unit’s components are performing. To book your North Richland Hills inspection with Texas Inspection Services, call 817-829-6967.
From a full home inspection to new-construction phases and commercial properties — every inspection is performed by Certified Master Inspector Anthony Ivory.
Full top-to-bottom inspection to TREC Standards of Practice.
Pre-pour, framing and final inspections for homes being built.
Find first-year defects before your builder warranty ends.
Roof covering, flashing, ventilation and insulation.
Panels, wiring, grounding and GFCI/AFCI protection.
Supply, drains, fixtures and water heater.
Heating and cooling run and evaluated for function and safety.
Signs of movement from North Texas clay soil, plus drainage.
Inspections for investors, businesses, lenders and banks.
"Solid home inspector! He explains everything clearly and makes sure to cover every detail during the inspection. I won't use anyone else for future home inspections. Highly recommend!"
"Anthony, thank you for the outstanding job you did on the property inspection. Your attention to detail, clear explanations, and professionalism made the entire process smooth for both me and my client."
"Mr. Anthony Ivory is a very thorough man. He saw and explained things that I would have never have seen until it would have become a problem. I highly recommend him."
Texas Inspection Services is based in Haslet and serves North Richland Hills along with communities across Tarrant County, Denton County and the greater Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex.
Homes built in the 1960s and 1970s often have original plumbing materials, older electrical panels, foundation repairs from decades of clay soil movement and aging HVAC systems. Anthony inspects these areas closely and explains which findings are urgent and which are normal for a home of that age.
Yes. Anthony inspects townhomes and newer homes in areas like Smithfield as well as single-family houses throughout NRH. The inspection covers the components within the home under the TREC Standards of Practice, documented in a clear Spectora report. Anthony also points out items that may fall under an HOA’s responsibility so you know whom to ask.
Yes. Anthony Ivory is a TREC-licensed Professional Inspector (#24660) and a Certified Master Inspector (CMI® #05041876). Every home inspection follows the Texas Real Estate Commission Standards of Practice.
Absolutely. Reports are delivered online through Spectora with photos and clear explanations. View our sample reports to see exactly what you’ll receive.
We encourage it. Anthony is happy to walk you through what he finds and answer questions on site — one of the things clients mention most in their reviews.
Call or text Anthony at 817-829-6967, or use the form on our Contact page. Booking early gives you more time during your option period.
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Certified Master Inspector • TREC Licensed #24660 • 15 Years of Experience • Serving Haslet, Fort Worth & All of DFW