The home inspector who checks out your prospective purchase is one of the most important steps in the home-buying process. However, home inspectors aren’t guaranteed – or even required – to catch everything that is wrong with a home. That’s why it’s always a good idea to have secondary evaluations done of key areas, to …
Your Home Inspection: What You Can Live With, and Without
The house was perfect, the couple thought. Yes, the front faced a busy street, and the couple had younger children who enjoyed tromping up and down the stairs at the showing, but that road seemed far enough away where if a little one got loose a parent could quickly scoop them up. The main floor …
Warning Signs of Roof Disrepair
A home is only as strong as it’s roof, and if the home buyer is looking at seems to need a roof re-do, the likelihood that the asking price will be offered drops significantly. From outdated appearances to downright dangerous damage, a roof is typically inspected by a professional home inspector prior to any insurance …
Selecting a Home Inspector
When buying, selling, or simply maintaining a home or business, a home inspector can provide insight and information that saves property owners time, money, and potential headaches. Certified home inspectors are generally qualified to determine the condition of a property’s structural integrity, it’s sale and rebuild value, and the likelihood for future damages due to …