Home Inspections, The Need For Buyers
Your home purchase will undoubtedly be one of the largest investments of your life. At first look the home may appear to be in great condition. However, there may be a number of unobserved defects, or safety hazards. Additionally, major household components may be at, or near the end of their life span, components such as a water heater, or an air conditioner. It is far better to know the condition of the property up front, before the purchase.

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Foreclosure Inspections
With many home purchases being made on homes in foreclosure, and sold "as is" condition, it's important to use an inspector who knows what to focus on for these inspections. You must know all the major defects up front, because there will be no recourse once your purchase has been finalized.

Brand New Home Inspection
New Houses can be plagued with hidden defects. Did you know, city building inspectors do not go into attics, or inspect the rooftops? You don't want to find out about defective items when you are ready to sell your home. Then the costs of repairs may sit solely on you.

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