Are you buying a home? A pre-purchase home inspection can provide you with the information you need to know about the condition of the house you plan to purchase. This inspection allows the buyer to view the homes overall condition and ensure that the parts of the dwelling covered in the standards of practice of a home inspection are working and are operable.

Many problems can be missed by the untrained eye so getting a pre-purchase inspection will ensure that the potential buyer won’t have any unexpected repairs that can add to thousands of dollars. It will give the home buyer an analysis of the property that will make their decision to purchase one without any surprises or regrets.

A home is a costly investment. A home inspection helps you protect and maintain that investment. Home check-ups are especially advantageous if you own an older home. As a home ages, certain structures and systems are naturally prone to deterioration. In many case, this deterioration can go unnoticed behind walls, between the ceilings and floors, in the attic, crawlspace, or other areas that you may not have easy access to.

By the time hidden issues become apparent to the home owner, it could be too late, or the cost for repair could become staggering.

Selling a home? Show prospective purchasers that every effort has been made to disclose the condition of the home. A pre-listing home inspection consists of a non-invasive physical examination of your home’s building envelope and all of its components. This inspection is performed to the standards of practice and is intended to identify any material defects and any non performing systems in the home.

A new construction inspection is a home inspection of a brand new home typically before closing. This inspection ensures the home is completed and everything was completed properly.

New construction homes in Tampa Bay have been found to have missing insulation, improperly installed roofing materials and much more.