Buyers Inspection
Our home inspection helps the buyer make a more informed decision on the purchase of their new home. Purchasing a home is a large investment and a complete home inspection gives you a full understanding and makes you a more informed buyer. As your home inspector we will work for you as an experienced third party professional looking out for your best interest.
Sellers Inspection
Pre-Listing Home Inspections will help you the seller, avoid delays in selling your home. We’ll evaluate the readily accessible areas of the home to diagnose defects and to determine the property’s overall maintenance needs, giving you a chance to make repairs and improvements as you see fit. This will allow you needed time to make any repairs you feel are necessary and take away the buyers negotiation power. Even if you choose not to work on the home before it’s listed, you can still communicate openly with prospective buyers so that the results of their own inspection won’t have undesirable consequences for your negotiating outcome.
New Construction
Building or buying a New Constrction home is an exciting time for any new homeowner. As this can be a large investment in terms of money and time, it is important to know that the builder is giving you exactly what you paid for and to ensure the home is in good condition and fully functional before moving in. This is why it is important to have your new home inspected prior to your closing to ensure everything is in working order. As a third-party Home Inspection Company, we are not emotionally or financially invested in your new home and can provide you an unbiased inspection. This can help isolate any potential problems due to poor quality workmanship or construction.
Re-Inspections
If any repairs were negotiated on after the home inspeciton took place, you will also want to schedule a re-inspection service before closing. This service makes sure that repair work is successful and that replaced components are installed properly.
Multi-Family Inspections
A Multi-Family Inspection is an inspection of a property that has two to four units. It is much like a regular home inspection because every item in each unit is inspected. After negotiating the purchase of a new multifamily rental property, a very important step is the property inspection. This must take place during the due-diligence period, and the goal is to ensure that your purchase is a good investment. If you find something on the inspection, you have the legal right to walk away from the property, so the inspection must be done by a thorough inspector.
11 Month Warranty Inspections
Most builders provide you with a year warranty after residing in your new construction home. It is crucial to have your house inspected by the 11th month of the warranty to provide you time to address any issues with your home builder. While many problems may now be concealed, it’s not too late for defects to be caught by inspectors. Most major construction flaws go unnoticed for 3-5 years. By this time, correcting these flaws could cost many thousands of dollars, and the builder is no longer responsible. Houses are pretty good at keeping secrets and may go undetected until something goes wrong or is inspected. An 11 Month Warranty inspection will provide you with a full inspection report that you can provide to the builder for repairs before the builder’s warranty runs out.