Builders Inspection

Many builders are now getting home inspections to Identify problems on systems, products and sub-contractor workmanship in order to ensure their buyers are getting a quality home. Builders who are getting these pre-sale inspections are confident in their work and want to be pro-active about customer satisfaction.  see report

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Rehab or Remodel Inspection (flipped property)

Many people buy distressed properties with the intention of rehabilitating and selling for profit. 9 times out of 10 these properties are a mess. Simply because the owners doing the work don't have to be experienced licensed contractors and are not subject to any building standards. They typically don't use professionals as that would eliminate their profit margins.

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Post Purchase Inspection (after closing)

Some people get an inspection after they close on the home purchase because they want to know what condition the home is in and any repairs needed. (This particular house was inspected just weeks after the closing. Unfortunately there where several thousands in repairs needed that the sellers may have repaired if the inspection was done before closing. Although the buyer paid much more than he should have, a late inspection that reveals serious problems is better than no inspection at all) see report