Preparing Your Home for the Rainy Season

Navigating the final walk-through inspection can be both exciting and nerve-wracking for homebuyers. While it’s a crucial step in the homebuying process, there are several myths and misconceptions that often cloud this experience. By dispelling these myths, homebuyers can approach the final walk-through with confidence and clarity. Understanding the true purpose and expectations of this…

What is a Final Walk-Through? This service is performed once the home is fully constructed, usually just prior to closing. This is a standard full home inspection where all major components of the home are inspected such as the roof, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, exterior, appliances, and major surface deficiencies.  Additional Services Suggested for a Final…

We understand buying a home is a large investment and can be scary and/or stressful. Thus, finding deficiencies before you buy can provide you with a better understanding of the home’s condition to help you make an informed decision. Additionally, a home inspection can save you thousands by identifying potential issues to be repaired before moving…

Building your dream home can be a very exciting time, but not realizing there are issues with your home until after closing can leave you with thousands in repair bills and in extreme frustration. Having your home inspected during the construction period and/or once the home is completed can identify these smaller issues before they…

Maintaining a functioning sewer system is vital for any property. Different sewer systems have unique characteristics and potential issues. Different Types of Sewer System Public Sewer Systems Public sewer systems, managed by municipalities or local authorities, handle significant amounts of wastewater from various sources. Regular sewer scope inspections are crucial in identifying and addressing issues…

This is the common question that is being asked by buyers when they learned what 4 Point Inspection covers. Both of these inspections have the same objective, which is to inform potential buyers of any problems or damage to the property. But what’s their difference and is it worth spending additional dollar? What is a 4…