Some buyers skip getting a home inspection because the house “looked like it was in pretty good shape.”
However, it is important to consider all aspects of the home, including the electrical wiring and circuits, water pressure, and flashing around the chimney. A home inspection can help you identify any potential problems with the home and negotiate with the seller to fix them before you close on the sale.
Home inspections are performed by licensed inspectors, most of whom come from construction and home building backgrounds. They will inspect the property thoroughly and provide you with a detailed report that includes photos of any areas of concern. The cost of a home inspection typically ranges from $300 to $500, but it is well worth the peace of mind it can provide.
We strongly advise all of our buyers to get a home inspection. It is one of the most important protections you can have when making a purchase of this size.
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Some buyers skip getting a home inspection because the house “looked like it was in pretty good shape.”
However, it is important to consider all aspects of the home, including the electrical wiring and circuits, water pressure, and flashing around the chimney. A home inspection can help you identify any potential problems with the home and negotiate with the seller to fix them before you close on the sale.
Home inspections are performed by licensed inspectors, most of whom come from construction and home building backgrounds. They will inspect the property thoroughly and provide you with a detailed report that includes photos of any areas of concern. The cost of a home inspection typically ranges from $300 to $500, but it is well worth the peace of mind it can provide.
We strongly advise all of our buyers to get a home inspection. It is one of the most important protections you can have when making a purchase of this size.
