Why
should I pay for a home inspection?
Why does a new home need a Home Inspection?
How long does the inspection take?
Who gets the inspection report?
What does a home inspection include?
Is there any follow-up support after the inspection?
Can a home "fail" the inspection?
Why
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Your home will probably be the biggest investment you've ever
made. Homes need constant upkeep. Things go wrong and deteriorate,
and some may start out with problems. Many home owners are oblivious
to the fact that the home has problems. The disclosure statement
from this type of owner may have many shortfalls that could
come back to haunt a new owner.
Why does a new home need a Home Inspection? back
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Barry Stone, The House Detective, has some examples of why new
homes need to be inspected! Read
his article
How long does the inspection take? back
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Our thorough inspections usually take between 2 1/2 to 3 1/2
hours, however, it varies based on the size and age of the home.
older homes, homes with crawlspaces or multiple mechanical systems
may take longer.
Who gets the inspection report? back
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As the purchaser of the inspection service you get the report.
Nobody else gets it without your authorization. If you like,
we will email, fax, or mail one to your real estate agent or
lawyer at no extra cost to you.
What does a home inspection include? back
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We check all mechanical systems of the home, heating and air
conditioning, interior plumbing and electrical systems, roof,
attic, and visible insulation; walls, ceilings, floors, windows
and doors, foundation, basement, and visible structure.
Is there any follow-up support after the
inspection? back
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When you hire us, we become your home consultants for as long
as you own that home. We are available for consultations on
any questions you may have relating to the home inspection.
Can a home "fail" the inspection? back
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No, a professional inspection is simply an examination into
the current condition of your prospective real estate purchase.
It is not an appraisal or code inspection. An inspector will
only describe its condition and indicate major and minor repairs
that may be needed.
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