A home inspection is one of the most important steps of your home buying process. It is an assessment of your new home conducted by a licensed and trained home inspector. All visible and accessible components of your property are examined.
A pre-listing inspection is arranged by the sellers prior to listing their home. The biggest advantage to a pre-listing inspection is the ability to pinpoint key issues or repairs before the house goes on the market. Often, leaving the inspection up to the buyers inspection can decrease the sellers asking price, or kill the deal entirely. Most buyers do not know how much things cost to repair, and for every defect detected, the buyers may triple the actual cost of the repair to the sellers. It’s simple: by knowing the potential issues or repairs ahead of time, sellers can choose to fix it themselves and potentially save money.
Radon is a chemical, radioactive element that is colorless, odorless and tasteless. Radon typically moves up through the ground into your home through cracks and other holes in the foundation. A Radon Test is necessary to detect whether radon is at a dangerous level in your home to protect you and your family.
It is inevitable, your home will need some repair and maintenance. – things wear out, breakdown, leak or stop working entirely! Even the most diligent homeowner can overlook routine home repairs. Let us evaluate major areas and systems of your home to help you keep your home in good condition to prevent long-term damage.