What is a home inspection?
A home inspection provides you more than a final negotiating tool. What sets us apart?
- Our goal is to reduce the amount of ‘surprises’ you could encounter.
- We give you the knowledge and ability for what you could face in your new home.
- Our knowledge will provide you with a road map on how to tackle future issues and expenses that you could encounter with your new home.
When you put an offer in on a home, you assume all is working well unless it was disclosed by the seller. Unfortunately, it doesn’t always work that way. That is not to say that the seller is trying to hide something, it may just mean they are unaware of defects. If your home inspector uncovers safety issues, a roof defect, termites or any other concern, you potentially can have these defects corrected by the seller before closing.
Take a look at our Home inspection photo gallery of common items we find here.
We will provide a comprehensive report that will include photos and descriptions in easy to understand for those without a mechanical engineering degree! We concentrate our efforts in these many areas:
- Roof coverings
- Framing Insulation
- Ventilation
- Water infiltration (leaks)
- Flashing
- Gutters, etc.
- Distribution Lines
- Waste Lines
- Fixtures
- Water pressures
- Foundation
- Beam and Pier support
- Visible footers
- All framing components including studs, floor joists, sheeting
- Main heating systems
- Operating controls
- Circulation and Distribution
- Hot water heaters
- Accessible switches
- Outlets
- Lighting
- GFI
- Interior of panel box
- Exterior service entrance, etc…
- Coverings such as siding, stone, brick, stucco
- Porches and decks
- Driveways, retaining walls, sidewalks
- We can also review additional structural buildings on the property
- All visible interiors such as Walls, Floors, Doors & Windows
- Kitchen Cabinetry Installation
- So, with all this information now, where can I go to get a good home inspection?
- Do you want to find out how much a home inspection costs?
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Or just Contact us for a free quote!