Pre-Listing Inspections
It gives a valuable information that includes the details of information a seller needs to know about their property before the listing. During this period the seller will be familiar with the condition of the house, both the defect and strength of the house could be identified. The advantage of this is that the seller will be able to repair such defect before listing, as this might encourage delay and reduce the price of sale.
Pre-Offer Inspection
Are you shopping for a home in a seller’s market – where homes are getting multiple bids and selling rapidly? Short of offering more than a home’s asking price or waiving common contingencies like an inspection, it may feel like there’s little you can do to stand out as a buyer and convince the seller to offer you the home you want. However, there is a way to secure both a home inspection and make a compelling offer to a buyer: a pre-offer inspection.
First-Time Home Buyers
We always go over every system in your home with you and answer your questions in a way you will understand. It will be a learning experience!
Drain/Waste
We inspect water flow of the interior drain system and area to determine whether the water flows freely into the system from the house and readily apparent defects, but this does not include inspections of the buried or concealed components.
Problem-Solving Inspection
Digging deep to the causes of the defect in a property - This is a type of inspection that is also known as maintenance inspection.
11 Month Warranty Inspections
Since most builders or developers offer a one-year warranty on a new home, inspecting such a house before the warranty expires like 11th month before one year is a very good idea as this will give a detailed and comprehensive evaluation of the interior and exterior of the new home.
Progress Inspection
During the construction of a house or property, someone needs to check the progress of job done by the builder. At this period, the quality of materials used before concealed is inspected.
