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 A home buyer inspection is an objective visual examination of the physical structure and systems of a house, from the roof to the foundation.  The inspector can discuss findings with the buyer at the end of the inspection and will deliver a  detailed report via email with all findings grouped into maintenance items, recommended repair it

 A home buyer inspection is an objective visual examination of the physical structure and systems of a house, from the roof to the foundation.  The inspector can discuss findings with the buyer at the end of the inspection and will deliver a  detailed report via email with all findings grouped into maintenance items, recommended repair items, and deficiencies or safety hazards.   After a home inspection, the buyer may be able to renegotiate their offer or request repairs if certain issues come up. 

One of the biggest fears of most sellers is that when a buyer does get the home inspected, something will be discovered that kills the sale.  This concern is undoubtedly justified. The home inspection is often the point where sales fall apart- leaving the seller to pick up the pieces. But as the seller, you do not have to wait for the buy

One of the biggest fears of most sellers is that when a buyer does get the home inspected, something will be discovered that kills the sale.  This concern is undoubtedly justified. The home inspection is often the point where sales fall apart- leaving the seller to pick up the pieces. But as the seller, you do not have to wait for the buyer's inspection. You can have your own pre-inspection done and get ahead of any issues before listing the property for sale. 

Home buyers sometimes incorrectly assume that newly constructed homes do not need to be inspected before a transaction takes place. But you should know that this is not the case-a professional third party home inspection is necessary to check for defects and general oversights in the home's construction. New construction inspections are p

Home buyers sometimes incorrectly assume that newly constructed homes do not need to be inspected before a transaction takes place. But you should know that this is not the case-a professional third party home inspection is necessary to check for defects and general oversights in the home's construction. New construction inspections are preformed at the completion of construction, but prior to your final walk through of the home. 

Annual home maintenance inspections give the homeowner insight into the overall health of the structure as it ages.  The inspection is designed to look for routine maintenance or repairs that may have been overlooked.  Most homeowners do not financially plan ahead for the unforeseen sudden major repair bill.  The inspection report will in

Annual home maintenance inspections give the homeowner insight into the overall health of the structure as it ages.  The inspection is designed to look for routine maintenance or repairs that may have been overlooked.  Most homeowners do not financially plan ahead for the unforeseen sudden major repair bill.  The inspection report will include recommendations and tips to keep your home in excellent health.