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Superior Home Inspections

 

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What to Expect on Inspection Day
    Generally, I begin by carefully taking a look at the exterior of the property. All exterior features of the property will be inspected: The foundation and infrastructure, decks & porches, roof, windows, doors, siding, chimney, driveways, and drainage systems.

    Next is the interior. I usually work through the building in a logical sequence, one room at a time and one floor at a time. All walls, ceilings, floors, doors, and HVAC vent conditions will be noted throughout the home. The kitchen appliances and bath fixtures will all be tested as will all electrical outlets. We'll also check the ceiling fans and report whether smoke detectors are present.


    Once the detailed interior and exterior checks are completed, I'll perform a thorough evaluation of the plumbing, electrical, heating/cooling, and attic ventilation systems of the house.


    Finally, I'll prepare your report and upload it to my website within 24 hours, most times the very same day. I'll e-mail you with your secure login information so you can retrieve the report from my website. The entire on-site inspection should take no longer than four hours, most are less than three. However, situations vary with each property. If the home is large or is known to be in disrepair, it's best to allow extra time.


I Encourage You to Participate.
    It's a great opportunity to learn about your property and its features. During the inspection, I'll answer any questions you have. You'll be surprised at what you learn and being present for the inspection will help you visualize all the items in the report. If you have specific concerns about the property, be sure to mention them to me ahead of time.

There Are No Perfect Homes.
    As you prepare for the inspection, be aware that there really is no property that is perfect and problem free. Most people are surprised to know that even new homes have some problems.

    With that in mind, I will take care to help you keep things in perspective. The best features of a property almost always outweigh the problems. The key is to completely understand the property. And I'm trained to see that you receive all the information and knowledge you need to make a wise decision.

 
 

Superior Home Inspections
Superior Home Inspections
Superior Home Inspections
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