What is a Home Inspection all about?

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A home inspection is an objective, visual analysis of the structure and systems of a home. The inspection includes items of the home’s interior and exterior from the roof to the foundation. 

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Purchasing a home is one of the largest financial commitments one can make. Let VIP-Inspection help provide the information that is vital when deciding to buy a home.  We inspect for critical safety concerns including:

• Electrical Systems
• Combustion Gas Furnaces (CO & CO2 testing)
• Wood decks
• Fireplaces & Chimneys
• Stairs & Railings

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The most common type of inspection is the one attached to a Real Estate Sale.  A person who is interested in purchasing a property wants to understand more about the house to make an informed buying decision.         VIP-Inspection provides written reports that offer an objective, visual analysis of the structure and systems found at the home  at the time of the inspection.

A  Pre-listing  Home Inspection is typically conducted prior to putting the house on the market. This early inspection provides the seller with better understanding of the conditions, which will most likely be discovered by a prospective buyer. A Seller’s Inspection should allow enough time to find adequate, affordable remedies to correct any problems in advance and avoid haggling with a prospective buyer.

Why test for Radon?

It is classified as the second leading cause of lung cancer.

Because it’s invisible and odorless, determining the level of Radon in your home can be challenging.  Only professionally trained Radon inspectors are best equipped to detect what level of Radon is present in your home. Inspectors for VIP-Inspection have specialized training in Radon testing and inspection procedures that utilize cutting-edge equipment, allowing for accurate and reliable Radon test results.

The sale of a newly constructed home typically includes a one-year warranty in which the builder is obligated based on the warranty to correct any problems encountered within the first year of ownership. It is wise to have a professional home inspection performed before the one-year warranty expires.  Usually one or two months before the expiration date, so you know exactly what needs to be corrected.