Structural Integrity: We examine the foundation, framing, roof, and other structural elements for issues like cracks, sagging, or water damage.
Major Systems: We check the proper functioning of the HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), plumbing, and electrical systems.
Safety Hazards: Inspections can detect potentially dangerous issues like microbial growth, carbon monoxide leaks, loose wiring, or trip hazards.
Costly Repairs: The report can highlight aging major systems or components that may need costly replacements soon, helping buyers budget accordingly.
Informed Decision-Making: An inspection report gives you an unbiased, professional assessment of the home's true condition, enabling you to make a confident purchase decision.
Negotiation Power: If significant issues are found, you can use the inspection report to negotiate with the seller for repairs or a reduction in the sale price.
Opportunity to Exit the Deal: If the findings are severe, the inspection report usually provides a last opportunity to back out of the offer and recover your deposit.
Future Planning: The report can serve as a valuable reference, detailing the age and condition of systems and potential maintenance needs.