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The purchase of a home for many is the largest investment they will ever make. When you are in the process of purchasing a new home, you want the peace of mind that you are making an informed decision. This decision can be extremely stressful and confusing. There is always considerable risk involved when making such a large investment. However, hiring a professional home inspector will significantly reduce your risk and help make the entire home buying process easier and less stressful.
Our Services
Computerized Report
Designed for the home buyers that would like an extensive diagnostic evaluation that includes pictures of pertinent areas.
Sellers/Owners Inspection
We will inspect and create a report with pictures of pertinent areas that will help you understand the current condition of the property.
Commercial Inspection
It is designed for financial institutions, commercial realtors and investors as well as individual buyers.
Computerized Report
Designed for the home buyers that would like an extensive diagnostic evaluation that includes pictures of pertinent areas.
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Sellers/Owners Inspection
We will inspect and create a report with pictures of pertinent areas that will help you understand the current condition of the property.
Commercial Inspection
It is designed for financial institutions, commercial realtors and investors as well as individual buyers.
Info for Home Buyers
Home Inspector Rates: What Impacts the Cost?
Several factors influence the final cost, most notably the property's square footage and the specific types of inspections needed. Larger properties require more time and effort to inspect—including more windows, doors, HVAC components, and foundations—leading to higher rates.
5 Electrical Issues Most Commonly Found in Commercial Building Inspections
Electrical systems rarely make headlines until something goes wrong. In a commercial building, that "something" can mean a fire, a costly equipment failure, or a code violation that stalls a sale. A commercial building inspection is designed to catch these problems early, before they turn into safety hazards or expensive surprises for owners, investors, and tenants alike.
What to Expect From a Home Inspection as a Seller
While buyers typically pay for a home inspection before closing, sellers can hire their own inspector before listing the house. Having your own inspection before listing helps you, as the seller, spot potential issues that may come up in the buyer’s inspection. Those issues may lead the buyer to offer less money, ask for expensive repairs, or walk away from the deal.