Why consider us for your home inspection?

A home purchase is the most exciting venture in life. However exciting it may be, it is always critical not to forego the aspect of a home inspection as it is the last chance for the buyer to make the final walk-through. A home inspection acts as a contingency in a home purchase. In case significant defects are exposed, the buyer can back out their offer early enough without any penalty. Every home buyer must emphasize on buyer’s inspection before signing any contract to reduce any potential future risks.

As a reputable home inspector, we don’t just provide home buyers with a list of catastrophes that should be fixed by home sellers. We come out with detailed firsthand reports of inspection findings and answer any questions regarding the physical state of the in question home. We help buyers rid out all the anxiety involved in a home purchase and that includes Roof Inspection, Pool And Spa Inspection, Heating and Air Conditioning System Inspection, and other home inspection service.

Some of the things to expect from our home buyer’s inspection report include:

• Safety of a home:

These may include the condition of the stairs, fire sprinklers, guard rails, fire and carbon monoxide alarms, and garage door openers, and more.

• Structural elements:

This gives the idea of the areas that need special attention like the foundation, evidence of bowing or sagging of a structure, and alignment of windows, and more. Both obvious and hairline cracks are revealed. Trees encroaching on the foundation is another factor to consider among others.

• Evidence of leaks:

The condition of the roof, shingles, gutters, vents, and damages to the chimneys are other vital aspects to consider. Walls and floors should not show any signs of water intrusion whatsoever. Foul and Musty Odors can be a clear sign of a wet basement.

• Electrical system:

Visible wiring, lighting fixtures, fans, and circuit breakers should be in up-to-code condition.

• Garage condition:

Working garage door openers, window framing, and ceiling are worth considering.

• Plumbing:

Signs of malfunctions in the drainage system can be a telltale sign of poor or improper plumbing. Our inspections include checks for potential leakages in the plumbing systems.

• Heating ventilation and air conditioning systems:

Old and poorly maintained heating and cooling systems can mean poor indoor air quality.