Residential Inspection Services
What Can You Expect
Our residential home inspection is a comprehensive visual examination that covers the following areas:
- Standards of Practice
- Foundation
- Interior & Exterior Features
- Plumbing System
- Garage
- HVAC systems
- Electrical system
- Porches and decks
- Attic & Crawl space
- Roof & Gutters
- Fireplace and Exterior Chimney
- Electrical System
- Bathrooms
- Kitchens
- Thermal Imaging
Upon the conclusion of your inspection, your chosen home inspector will craft a detailed report encompassing all their discoveries. Should the inspection unveil any unforeseen issues, the buyer retains the option to initiate renegotiations on the sale price with the seller. Alternatively, you have the prerogative to request the seller to undertake repair expenses or opt for the cancellation of your purchase agreement.
FAQ
We don’t recommend you are present during the home inspection process. It can signal to a buyer that you’re concerned about what the inspector may find.
Buyers are responsible for scheduling and paying for a residential home inspection if they so choose. Don’t expect to be reimbursed from the seller. If the inspector identifies any major problems and the buyer decides to withdraw their offer, the seller doesn’t have to reimburse the buyer for the inspection costs.
Although a buyer is allowed to perform their own home inspection, it is not encouraged. Although you might think you’re saving some money, however without extensive knowledge and experience in construction, electrical engineering and plumbing… you’re better off paying a licensed professional.
A licensed professional inspector can catch problems you are likely to miss, saving you potentially thousands down the road.