A good home inspection is a very important part of the buying process,
whether you are purchasing a pre-owned property, or new construction. Having the
property professionally inspected before you buy will determine the structural
and mechanical condition. When choosing a home inspector, you want to make sure
you choose one that is licensed, bonded and carries liability insurance, such as
American Society of Home Inspectors and National Association of Home Inspectors,
in your area.
Below is a list of only a few things that could be found during your
home inspection.
Cracked heater exchange
Failing air-conditioning compressor
Environmental concerns, radon, water contamination, asbestos, lead paint,
and underground storage tanks.
Moisture in the basement
Defective roofing and flashing's
Insect infestation - termites or carpenter ants
Plumbing issues
Electrical wiring issues, such as undersized electrical system, and safety
issues.
Horizontal foundation cracks
Major house settlement
Chimney settling or separation
So many home buyers think they do not need a home inspection if they are
buying a newly constructed home. I recommend a home inspection even if the house
is newly constructed, because there could have been shortcuts and tricks of the
trade during the construction of the property. With a newly constructed home, an
inspection of the house before the drywall is installed, will provide a level of
assurance for the buyer. This inspection will give you a chance of identifying
and correcting any potential problems that need to be fixed now, before they
become physically or financially prohibitive. A good example might be moving
electrical receptacles.
Here is the bottom line. A good home inspection is going to cost you a
little money, but you will be glad you had it done. The inspection might reveal
several problems that the current owner will fix before you move in, and this
will save you time and money. It could also reveal issues, that may make you decide
to look for another home. Additionally, a good home inspector will give you tips on how
to maintain your home. Don't skip this step in the process of buying
your home. A good home inspection is worth every dollar you spent on it.
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