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Because problems that affect your property aren't always obvious to those without the right training and experience
No house is perfect. That is why a home inspection within your option period is necessary to find important issues and/or problems with the home or residential property that you plan to purchase. A thorough inspection will not only uncover obvious issues, but hidden problems that are not always visible without the proper tools and training. Inspectors all follow same guidelines with written reports given with each inspection. My reports are almost all custom. I will write about dificiencies noted for this particular home. I pride myself on my thorough inspections and my thorough reports. Generic reports given out by most allow ease for the inspector writing report. This isn't always best for the buyer who may not understand inspection or home jargon. I use ALOT of pictures and sometimes I have been said to use too many. But I never leave any doubt about where an area of deficiency is and I try to tell as much about that particular issue that relate to that particular home. A walk around after an inspection is a great way to see and hear any possible issues found with the report to follow.
A full home inspection will cover:
Foundations
Heating and Cooling
Electrical
Plumbing
Water Heaters
Kitchen Appliances
Grading and drainage
Roofs
Attic
Interior and exterior walls
Doors and windows
Ceiling and floors
Fireplaces and chimneys
And much more
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Reports out by next
morning
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Fireman, police, military,
and medical field discounts ($100
dollars off inspection)
Professional courtesy was a
way of life for me on duty
as well as off.
