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A home inspection is one of the most critical aspects of purchasing a house, especially if you are a first-time buyer. It is important to be informed about what you are investing in and to plan for future home maintenance and repairs.
A reliable home inspection allows you to uncover the flaws in your new home before moving in and allows you to avoid repair expenses. You can negotiate the final price based on the home inspection report if your contract allows. Alternatively, you can ask the seller to take the time to rectify the problems before the sale is finalized and save yourself from a significant loss or future liabilities.
You and the seller have negotiated the price, closing date, and other terms of the real estate deal until you are both satisfied. In the end, everything goes off without a hitch, right? Oh wait, that’s not quite right.
The home inspection is a major stumbling block you must overcome before closing.
Find out what to anticipate at each stage and how to prepare for it.
Meet your home inspector at the premises. This way, you can ask them questions. The home inspector can explain any faults they find after the inspection. If you can’t meet your house inspector, let them know. Be sure to leave a key or have a family member wait who can let them in.
After the home inspection, the inspector may briefly summarise his findings. If you miss some, don’t worry. The inspector will take many images and email you a thorough report of every issue.
Your agent will review the report and decide if you should go ahead with the contract, request repairs, or request a lower purchase price.
As one of Boston’s most sought-after house inspection specialists, we are known for providing thorough inspections of residential and commercial properties.
Our inspector will patiently answer your questions and carefully clarify complex concepts until you fully grasp them. Using cutting-edge technology and tried-and-true methods, our home inspectors can provide you with a reliable assessment of your property with zero disruption to your daily life.
Building materials and construction methods have evolved through time. Hence, an inspector versed in the unique challenges presented by homes of varying ages is an indispensable asset for a successful real estate transaction.
Our expertise in this field allows us to inspect the home’s most essential components, such as plumbing, electrical, heating, ventilation, and HVAC systems.
If you hire us to perform a house inspection, the process will take only a few hours. You are welcome to accompany the inspector on the home inspection for your peace of mind.
We also provide Radon Gas Testing, Indoor Air Quality Testing Services, Termite Inspection, Infrared Scanning, Water Quality Testing, Pest Inspection
This includes the condition of:
The home inspector will look at the insulation and ventilation of unfinished spaces, including:
The condition of the cooling system, location of thermostat, energy source and the type of cooling system you have in the home.
The home inspector will inspect:
Plumbing tends to get the most attention due to the impacts a water penetration can have on a home. The home inspector will check:
This section includes:
This includes a representative number (some inspectors check all) of:
Our Radon Gas Test determines if your home’s radon gas exceeds action levels established by the Environmental Protection Agency.
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