Things To Know Before Your Inspection:
Who Pays For The Inspection?
Well, it depends on who is wanting the inspection and paying for the report. If you are buying a home (Standard Inspection) then you would be our client and the one who pays for the inspection. If you are a homeowner and would like Pre-Sell inspection then you would be our client and the one who pays for the inspection. Our Inspectors are TREC licensed Inspectors with lots of experience and training and ready to help you.
What Does The Inspector Do?
Our inspectors go through the property and note ("write up") damage, deficiencies and maintenance issues, generate and email out a report to you. We use photos and video to show you our findings to it make it easier to understand. It is important to know that there could be defects/deficiencies that were not visible at the time of the inspection. So areas are restricted or not accessible. We make recommendations on what we see and based off our experience. For example, with may see concerns with the performance of the foundation and recommended you follow up with a structural engineer.
When Should You Get An Inspection?
When you are buying a home your real estate agent will help you obtain an "option period" and that gives you the time to get your inspections done, negotiate repairs and still have time to decide if you would like to move forward or terminate your contract. If you are thinking about selling your home and you would like an inspection before you sell so that you don't get caught off guard with those unexpected repairs then just call us and we can help you with that too.
Do I Have To Be There With The Inspector?
You don't have to but it can help you understand our findings. Sometimes our clients can't be there and that's okay. That's why we use a lot of pictures and video. And we are available of questions after the inspection.
Why Should I Have An Inspection?
Buying a home is probably the biggest purchase most people make so you want to know as much as possible up front. Our inspectors will point out areas in need of repair and maintenance issues, we don't want you get the moving box blues. We encourage you to use our report to negotiate repairs.
Well, it depends on who is wanting the inspection and paying for the report. If you are buying a home (Standard Inspection) then you would be our client and the one who pays for the inspection. If you are a homeowner and would like Pre-Sell inspection then you would be our client and the one who pays for the inspection. Our Inspectors are TREC licensed Inspectors with lots of experience and training and ready to help you.
What Does The Inspector Do?
Our inspectors go through the property and note ("write up") damage, deficiencies and maintenance issues, generate and email out a report to you. We use photos and video to show you our findings to it make it easier to understand. It is important to know that there could be defects/deficiencies that were not visible at the time of the inspection. So areas are restricted or not accessible. We make recommendations on what we see and based off our experience. For example, with may see concerns with the performance of the foundation and recommended you follow up with a structural engineer.
When Should You Get An Inspection?
When you are buying a home your real estate agent will help you obtain an "option period" and that gives you the time to get your inspections done, negotiate repairs and still have time to decide if you would like to move forward or terminate your contract. If you are thinking about selling your home and you would like an inspection before you sell so that you don't get caught off guard with those unexpected repairs then just call us and we can help you with that too.
Do I Have To Be There With The Inspector?
You don't have to but it can help you understand our findings. Sometimes our clients can't be there and that's okay. That's why we use a lot of pictures and video. And we are available of questions after the inspection.
Why Should I Have An Inspection?
Buying a home is probably the biggest purchase most people make so you want to know as much as possible up front. Our inspectors will point out areas in need of repair and maintenance issues, we don't want you get the moving box blues. We encourage you to use our report to negotiate repairs.