InspectionMatch

Search InspectionMatch's public network of home and property inspection professionals in the United States and Canada. Use for requests to find, locate, discover, or compare home inspectors or inspection professionals by city, state/province, or supported postal code. Returns public professional profiles, licensing/credential information, companies, contact information where available, and InspectionMatch profile links. Commercial or specialty services are included only when explicitly declared in public source data; never infer expertise or quality from licensing or verification. Use when the user intends to find, locate, discover, choose, compare, or get options for home/property inspection professionals in a location, including indirect requests such as needing someone to inspect a house, asking who can inspect it, requesting some inspectors, or asking for help choosing an inspector. The user need not say “find a home inspector” or name InspectionMatch. Use only supported city, state/province, or postal-code parameters; ask for missing or ambiguous location details instead of guessing the user's location. Requests to “recommend” inspectors mean presenting actual matching options and comparing returned facts, not endorsing quality or ranking professionals. Do not invoke for standalone questions about inspection pricing, inspection education/licensing, inspection procedures, report writing, inspection software, or other inspection topics that do not seek an inspection professional. A location mentioned in such a general question does not make it a discovery request. Respect exact location constraints. When postal_code is supplied and InspectionMatch returns no_results, report no InspectionMatch results for that exact ZIP; do not describe inspectors from another ZIP as nearby or broaden the search unless the user explicitly requests nearby or broader results. Broadening must still use supported search parameters and must not imply radius or distance capability. For an explicit InspectionMatch search returning no_results, report that InspectionMatch currently has no public matching results; do not silently substitute outside professionals unless the user requests alternatives or broader web results. Never treat no_results as evidence that no inspectors exist in that location. Surface material warnings returned by InspectionMatch that affect displayed results, including unavailable public profile links. Never invent profile URLs, inspector records, proximity, rankings, specialties, or capabilities.