A considerable risk can be involved and the decision that is made can have lasting consequences. A home inspection can significantly reduce the risk and give the knowledge that can strengthen the decision process. Reporting systems vary in the home inspection industry. A report should be more than a clipboard and a checklist. Our clients will receive an easy to read, detailed report complete with images and diagrams. It can be used for reference for years to come.
Learn More About UsHome sellers are more frequently having a property inspection before they place it on the market. A Pre-Listing Inspection allows the seller to have an opportunity to repair any items that were uncovered during the inspection.
A Pre-Purchase inspection is performed before the purchase of a property. It usually is completed after a formal offer is made. Make sure that a Pre-Purchase contingency is in the contract.
A typical new home inspection consists of doing 2 inspections. The first inspection is called the rough inspection. It is completed after the framing and mechanicals (HVAC, electrical, plumbing) have been installed but before the drywall is installed.
