1. CAN A HOUSE "FAIL" AN INSPECTION?
No. A home inspection is an examination of the current
condition of the home. It is not an appraisal nor will the
inspection pass or fail a house. It simply allows the buyer
or seller to know of any problems the home may have
before the sale of the home.
2. DO I HAVE TO BE THERE?
It's not necessary for you to be present for the home
inspection, however it is to your benefit to follow the
inspector as the inspector will give you recommendations
and advice for your home. This is your opportunity to
observe and ask questions especially if this is your first
home. You will learn more about your home which will
benefit you in the future.
3. HOW LONG DO THE INSPECTIONS TAKE?
A typical single home will take approximately 1 1/2 to 2
hours depending on the size of the home.
4. WHAT IS THE COST OF THE INSPECTION?
The inspection fee includes a detailed picture report
which includes executive summary, termite inspection,
mold awareness, and useful tips and advice. The report
also includes pictures of any areas of concern and also
features and benefits that the home provides.
If you need, we will fax a copy to your real estate agent or
mortgage broker at no additional charge. The cost of the
inspection varies depending of the size and structure of
the home.
Call Kristina at (513) 600-2593 for a quote and
appointment times.
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