Rodeo Home Inspections LLC

The report you receive covers each system, includes photos of what matters, and sorts findings by priority so your agent and the seller’s side can act on the right things first. Current owners order the same inspection when they simply want an honest, up-to-date snapshot of the home they already live in.

Inspection day is your day. Buyers are welcome to follow along, ask questions, and see the evidence with their own eyes. Chris works for you, not for the deal, and he will tell you exactly what he finds, including the things a seller might rather you didn’t know.

Christian Schmeis owns Rodeo Home Inspections LLC and performs every inspection himself. He is a Certified Professional Real Estate Inspector in Texas with two decades of construction experience, and he started this business to give San Antonio home buyers the straight story on the biggest purchase most of them will ever make.

Every report is written to be read by a home buyer, not a contractor: plain language, real photos, and priorities you can act on. And when you have questions after closing, Chris is still the one who answers them.

Rodeo Home Inspections LLC serves San Antonio and the surrounding communities, from the neighborhoods inside Loop 410 and Loop 1604 to the bedroom towns and Hill Country communities that ring the city. If it’s in the greater San Antonio area, chances are we can inspect it.

Clients know their exact cost upfront and never get hit with surprise fees after booking. It’s transparent, predictable, and built on the same trust and straight dealing that define Rodeo Home Inspections.

A pre-sale inspection is a full inspection ordered before the house ever hits the market, so you see your home the way a buyer's inspector will. Find the issues first, fix the ones worth fixing on your own schedule, and price the house honestly. Fewer repair demands during the option period, and a smoother ride to closing.

A commercial building lives harder than a house: more tenants, more wear, and more code to keep up with. A Rodeo commercial inspection evaluates the structure, roof, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC along with the overall condition of the property, so buyers, owners, and prospective tenants know what they are taking on before the deal moves forward. It is the same careful, plain-English treatment Chris gives every home, sized up for commercial space.

Most new construction in Texas carries a one-year builder warranty, and the time to use it is around month 11. A builder warranty inspection catches what the first year of living revealed: settling foundations, drywall cracks, HVAC that never quite performed, and the small stuff builders will still agree to fix. You get one clear report and one chance to hand the builder a punch list while they still have an obligation to make it right. 05 A yearly check-up Annual Inspection Check Think of it as an annual physical for your house. Each year we walk the property to catch small problems before they become expensive ones: roof wear, grading and drainage, plumbing leaks, and an HVAC system working harder than it should. Owners and landlords use the check-up to keep maintenance on a schedule and their budget predictable, year after year.

Think of it as an annual physical for your house. Each year we walk the property to catch small problems before they become expensive ones: roof wear, grading and drainage, plumbing leaks, and an HVAC system working harder than it should. Owners and landlords use the check-up to keep maintenance on a schedule and their budget predictable, year after year.