A pre-purchase home inspection, performed by a professional, is a visual examination of the readily-accessible areas of a home to provide an accurate evaluation of the home's condition at the inspection. Home inspections are designed to disclose defects in the property that could materially affect its safety, livability or resale value. They are not meant to disclose cosmetic defects. The evaluation is presented to the buyer in a comprehensive report so buyers are fully informed of the home's condition prior to purchase.

A Pre-Listing Home Inspection is for the SELLER to better understand the condition of their home prior to listing the home for sale. It focuses on proper functionality of all major systems and components of the house: heating and cooling; electrical; plumbing; roof and structure; siding; and doors and windows.

This is a Residential inspection but designed for new-construction builds. This allows you to get ahead of your home purchase. This will report any defects to the builder so it can be fixed before the final walkthrough.

A Condo/Townhouse Inspection is the same as a residential inspection but has exclusions for areas responsible by the governing association. These areas typically include exterior and roof.

A Mobile Home Inspection is the same as a residential inspection but has the added items of tiedowns and crawlspace.

A re-inspection is a visual examination of a property we have previously inspected for the same clients. There are two types of re-inspections: (1) Inspections for the same client after a repair or other modification.; (2) Inspections for the same client of an area that was inaccessible during the original inspections.

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