What is a Home Inspection?
A home inspection is an in-depth visual examination of the physical structure and systems of a home. It is not an appraisal that tells you what the home is worth or a code compliance audit. An inspection will basically tell you what is wrong with the property as well as all the good things!
Know Exactly What You're Buying
If you are thinking of buying a home, condo, townhouse, or duplex, you should have it properly inspected before final purchase by an experienced and impartial licensed inspector.
Purchasing a home will probably be the single largest investment you will ever make. You should know exactly what to expect, inside and out, in terms of repairs and maintenance and their possible costs. A fresh coat of paint could be hiding serious structural problems. Water marks on ceiling, roof decking, or floor joists may indicate a chronic leakage problem or simply a result of a single incident. Your home inspector interprets these and other clues, then presents a professional and impartial opinion as to the overall condition of the property before you buy, so you can avoid any unpleasant surprises after the sale.
Of course, a good home inspection will also point out any positive aspects of a home, such as: a new roof, new siding, and professionally installed pool or spa, to name but a few.
Some buyer programs consider home inspections to be so important that they allow for additional financing to help cover costs of an inspection.
Why Buyers Choose Budget Services
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Professional and impartial inspection reports.
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Clear explanations of defects and maintenance concerns.
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Helps you make informed purchasing decisions.
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Greater confidence before closing on your property.
