J&L Home Inspections

Serves Boise, ID

35244

Hired 7 times

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12 years in business

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5.0

This pro accepts payments via Cash, Check, Credit card, Venmo, and Zelle.

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Credentials

License

License Holder: Jeffrey Stapleton
License Type: General Contractor - Registration (ID)
License number: #RCT-35206
License verified on 4/4/2025
Valid through 7/13/2025
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Background Check

Jeffrey Stapleton
Completed on 4/4/2025

Introduction

I've been in the construction industry my entire life. I've owned a flooring/tile business here in the valley for 14 years.I've wanted to get into home inspections for years and felt like now was the right time. I changed my business name, but im still licensed and insured for flooring and now home inspections. I completed my schooling through interNACHI, the number one school in the country for home inspections, and the only one federally recognized by the department of education. With my knowledge and experience in the industry, I know what to look for. I'm not just going down a list. I'm confident and smart, a great communicator, and I use state of the art software that's easy to read and understand. Feel free to give me a call and get an accurate and fair inspection. The right inspector the first time. If you're looking to get flooring or tile installed, im the man for that job as well!

Q&A

What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?

I am in a INTERNACHI certified. It is the number one school in the US and Canada for home inspectors and the only one federally recognized by the Department of Education is a very thorough process and I am required to continue my education as a member of internachi

How did you get started doing this type of work?

I've been in the construction industry my whole life I've done just about everything and I've always wanted to do home inspections

What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?

check credentials, make sure you're hiring someone who has been around the industry and has an understanding of how houses are built and the process of doing it. No offense but I think some guys in this industry we're flipping burgers before and not really sure what to look for.

What questions should customers think through before talking to professionals about their project?

purchasing a home is one of the biggest purchases that you will ever make, you don't want anything getting missed that you will have to deal with later on in the future. Hire the right inspector the first time.