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Mission City Home Inspections β€” San Antonio, Texas

Bexar County's Trusted Home Inspector β€” Four Point Specialist with $25,000 Honor Guarantee

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Home Inspector in Bexar County, TX

"From Alamo Heights bungalows to Stone Oak new builds, from Schertz family homes to King William historic estates β€” Mission City Home Inspections knows Bexar County homes inside and out."

Serving Every Corner of San Antonio & the Bexar County Metro

Bexar County is the heart of South Texas β€” and inspecting homes here requires an inspector who truly understands the local landscape. Jerry Surber, Certified Professional Inspector, is based right here in San Antonio and knows exactly what to look for in every neighborhood, from inside Loop 410 to the far reaches of the Bexar County metro.

San Antonio is the seventh-largest city in the United States, and its housing stock reflects three centuries of Texas history. The historic King William, Monte Vista, and Mahncke Park districts are filled with century-old craftsman bungalows and Victorian homes built on pier-and-beam foundations. Alamo Heights, Olmos Park, and Terrell Hills showcase 1920s and '30s period architecture with all the original character (and original wiring) you'd expect. North-side communities like Stone Oak, Hollywood Park, Shavano Park, and Hill Country Village contain newer slab construction across rolling Hill Country terrain. And the surrounding suburbs β€” Schertz, Cibolo, Universal City, Live Oak, Converse, Helotes, Leon Valley, Castle Hills, Selma, and Windcrest β€” round out one of the most diverse housing markets in Texas. Mission City Home Inspections has worked all of them.

Here's the reality every Bexar County homebuyer needs to hear: San Antonio homes face inspection challenges you won't find in most other markets. The region sits on highly expansive clay soils that swell when wet and shrink when dry, putting constant stress on slab and pier-and-beam foundations alike. Foundation cracks, sticking doors, sloping floors, and brick separation are everyday findings on Bexar County inspections. Add in South Texas's intense summer heat, periodic hailstorms, and the occasional severe weather event, and roof systems take a serious beating year after year. A buyer who skips a thorough inspection here can easily inherit tens of thousands of dollars in foundation, roof, or HVAC repairs β€” issues that were entirely visible to a trained inspector before closing.

And then there's the insurance angle that catches first-time San Antonio buyers off guard: most major Texas insurance carriers require a Four Point Inspection on any home 25 years or older before they'll write or renew a homeowner's policy. That means a huge percentage of Bexar County's housing stock β€” including most of the inner-loop neighborhoods, the entire Alamo Heights / Olmos Park / Terrell Hills triangle, and large sections of the historic South and West Sides β€” needs a Four Point Inspection just to get insured. Mission City is a Four Point Inspection specialist with reports accepted by every major Texas carrier, and Jerry can often deliver the report within 24 hours β€” fast enough to keep your closing or insurance renewal on track.

That's why San Antonio buyers, sellers, and Realtors choose Mission City Home Inspections. You get a TREC-licensed Certified Professional Inspector with 12 years of San Antonio experience, who has crawled Alamo Heights pier-and-beam basements, walked Stone Oak slab foundations, and evaluated Bexar County homes across every era and price range. Every inspection is backed by Mission City's $25,000 Honor Guarantee β€” an additional layer of protection no other South Texas inspector includes as standard. When you're making the largest financial decision of your life, local expertise matters β€” and Mission City Home Inspections brings it on every single inspection.

What We Offer in San Antonio

Every Mission City inspection is performed personally by Certified Professional Inspector Jerry Surber. Here are the services most commonly requested by Bexar County homebuyers:

What San Antonio Clients Are Saying

Real reviews from San Antonio homebuyers who have trusted Mission City Home Inspections.

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"Jerry was very knowledgeable and took his time walking us through every step of the inspection and all of his findings and even provided tips for good home maintenance along the way. I would recommend his service to any beginning or experienced home buyer."

β€” Craig McCann
San Antonio, TX

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"I would highly recommend Mission City home inspections! I called on a Monday, and the very next day Jerry was out doing the inspection. He walked us through the home (inside and out) after he finished the inspection process and thoroughly explained everything."

β€” Katelyn Welch
San Antonio, TX

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"First of All Thank You! Jerry did an awesome job!! My husband and I are first time home owners and Jerry helped us tremendously by giving us peace at mind with the purchase of our home. Even though it was a new build the builders did an amazing job."

β€” Kaylin McCurdy
San Antonio, TX

Serving Every Neighborhood of San Antonio

Mission City Home Inspections serves the entire Bexar County metro β€” from downtown San Antonio and the historic districts to Stone Oak, Alamo Heights, Schertz, Cibolo, Helotes, Universal City, Converse, Live Oak, and everywhere in between.

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Frequently Asked Questions β€” Bexar County Inspections

Answers to the most common questions San Antonio homebuyers ask before scheduling their inspection.

Does San Antonio's clay soil really cause foundation problems?

Yes β€” and it's one of the most important things any Bexar County buyer needs to know. South Texas sits on highly expansive clay soils that swell when wet and shrink when dry, putting constant stress on slab and pier-and-beam foundations alike. Foundation cracks, sticking doors, sloping floors, and brick separation are common Bexar County findings. Jerry pays close attention to signs of foundation movement on every San Antonio inspection.

Do older Alamo Heights and King William homes need special inspection attention?

Absolutely. Homes in King William, Monte Vista, Alamo Heights, Olmos Park, and the surrounding historic districts can be a century old or more. They often have original plumbing (sometimes galvanized or polybutylene), aging electrical panels, knob-and-tube wiring in some cases, pier-and-beam foundations with deferred maintenance, and original roof structures. Jerry's experience across San Antonio's historic neighborhoods means he knows exactly what to look for.

What's a Four Point Inspection and do I need one in Bexar County?

A Four Point Inspection evaluates roof, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC β€” the four systems Texas insurers care most about. Most insurance companies require a Four Point for Bexar County homes 25 years or older before they'll issue or renew a homeowner's policy. Mission City is a Four Point specialist, and our reports are accepted by every major Texas carrier. Learn more about Four Point Inspections β†’

How long does a home inspection take in the San Antonio area?

Most Bexar County home inspections take 2 to 4 hours on-site, depending on the property size, age, and condition. Jerry typically delivers the full digital report within 24 hours. For time-sensitive San Antonio closings or insurance deadlines, Mission City can often prioritize same-week scheduling β€” just call 210-390-6081 to discuss your timeline.

How does Texas hail damage affect Bexar County roof inspections?

Hail is a serious San Antonio reality β€” and it's a major factor in how Texas insurers evaluate roof claims. Mission City roof inspections document hail damage, prior repairs, the age and condition of the covering, flashing failures, and remaining service life. This information matters whether you're buying, refinancing, or renewing your insurance policy. A roof at end-of-life can disqualify a property from coverage entirely.

Can Mission City inspect new construction in Stone Oak or Schertz?

Absolutely. While Stone Oak, Schertz, Cibolo, and other newer Bexar County communities are filled with new builds, professional inspection before closing is still critical β€” even brand-new homes can have defects a builder's walkthrough misses. We also recommend a pre-warranty-expiration inspection right before your builder's 1-year warranty ends, which is one of the smartest investments any new-construction buyer can make.

Mission City Serves All of South Texas

Based in San Antonio and serving Bexar County and the surrounding South Texas counties. Click any county below to learn more about our services in that area.

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