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The inspection fee is $15 per feeder of circuit. 4. One-and Two-Family Dwellings (New): The flat rate fee of $100 applies to each separate dwelling unit for new dwellings with a combination of up to 30 feeders and circuits.A fee of $6 is applicable for each additional feeder or circuit over 30. 5.he inspection fee is $15 per feeder of circuit. 4. One-and Two-Family Dwellings (New): The flat rate fee of $100 applies to each separate dwelling unit for new dwellings with a combination of up to 30 feeders and circuits.
Ray Akers, Agent, Seattle, WA. The cost for a full home inspection varies, but usually between $400 to $500 for a single-family home, and as low as $250 for a condominium. Large luxury homes or unique properties might expect an inspection to cost upwards of $1,500.Choose an inspector with care, and check references.i Seanf, The cost of an inspection ranges from inspector to inspector and house to house. I've seen them as cheap as $150 but usually no more than $450 (for an average single family home). A lot of inspectors charge depending on square footage, age of the home, and the scope of work involved.