• It’s fast, very easy and very convenient.
• Scheduling can be done from any computer.
• The scheduling system is available to you 7 days a week and 24 hours a day for your convenience.
• Real time scheduling. You see your appointment on the day and time selected by you, from any of the open inspection time slots.
• The inspection agreement will be sent to you before the inspection for your review and if accepted, can be electronically signed by you and returned to Anchor Home Inspectors via the online system.
• E-mail confirmations will be sent out to all parties involved confirming the date, time, and location of the inspection.
• An invoice will be prepared for you after information about the home to be inspected is entered into the scheduling system. The invoice can be printed while online or sent via email to you.

Credit card payments for the inspection can be made at the time of scheduling for your convenience as well.

To use Anchor Home Inspectors’ scheduling system, just click on the red button at the top, right side of any page that says “Schedule an Inspection”. This will take you directly to the 24 hour, 7 days a week scheduling system window. Click on “Click Here To Get Started”(in red) located in the lower left side of the screen. The scheduling system will then ask you to create a user ID and password for your privacy. You will need these to receive your inspection report and to re-enter the system, so please write them down and keep in a safe place. Also, you will want to have your MLS (Multiple Listing Service) printout about your property handy. You will be asked for some information that is in this document as you schedule your inspection. You can get a copy the MLS printout from your agent.

Some of the information that you will want to find before going to the scheduling center is square footage of the home, is there a crawlspace (if not, be to sure ask your realtor), a detached building with or without utilities that is part of the inspection, If you can’t get a copy, just skip that information during the scheduling process. It can be added later.