Lion Inspection Services

Inspection Solutions Complete suite of NDE capabilities -- radiographic, magnetic, liquid, ultrasonic, ferrite. Over 30, 000 inspections per year. QA, 3rd party vendor audits, oilfield, piping, vessel & structural inspections. About MIT Inspection Services Houston Material Inspection Technology, Inc ( MIT ) was incorporated in 2003. Our goal was to fill a growing service need in the inspection field that did not just provide a service, but brought values, client satisfaction, and integrity to the inspection business. MIT offers a wide variety of inspection-based services and brings extensive experience to the table. We are familiar with common codes, such as ASME, API, AWS, AWWA and work closely with clients and their own specifications. Our NDE division offers Radiography, Ultrasonic, Liquid Penetrant, Magnetic Particle Ferrite and Positive Material Identification testing.

TesCor Labs, established in 2009, is a trusted provider of quality inspection services in Houston, TX. Committed to meeting customer expectations, they offer routine and call-out basis inspections at their facility or the client's location, delivering detailed reports by professional personnel in compliance with industry standards. With a focus on quality non-destructive testing (N.D.T.) services, TesCor Labs ensures adherence to industry codes and customer specifications. Their 10,000 square foot shop, equipped with forklifts, magnetic particle bench machines, overhead cranes, and in-house radiography bays, allows them to efficiently handle and inspect materials. Dedicated to customer satisfaction, TesCor Labs continuously strives to improve their services to better serve their clients.Generated from the website

A visual observation, whether you are buying or selling, might look as if all is well; however, a professional, licensed and trained home inspector can help you uncover underlying problems that could result in unscheduled costs. We recommend that you not only have the house inspected but just as important, read the report and insure that items of repair have been done (if agreed to) and that all questions are answered before closing.The question is often asked, Do I need to be present? It is not required, however, strongly recommended. Your presence will allow you to have a first-hand understanding of items disclosed in the report and helps you be more informed about the house you are thinking of buying.There is deferred maintenance and preferred maintenance. The seller has deferred the maintenance to you and you would have preferred that he had done what is common maintenance around the house. The inspection process will help you understand what is in need of repair and what can be done as a normal scheduled activity.Far to often a buyer thinks that the only cost is the inspection fee. You should expect defective items to be found and understand that this may result in additional evaluation, inspections and cost. You may need to get an extension on the contract to allow time for you to make a prudent decision.Typically, a home inspection will cover, but is not limited to the following items.