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Home Inspectors Play a Key Role in the Homebuying Process
Once your offer is accepted and you’re under contract, it’s important to get your new home inspected while still in the contingency period. Our certified and professional home inspectors give unbiased advice to help you make an informed decision and feel confident in your home purchase.
- Identify major and minor issues with the home before buying it
- Avoid unexpected surprises
- Assess repairs and enhancement estimates
- Gain peace of mind on your most valuable purchase
First-Time Home Buyer? I am Here For You!
Congratulations, you’re on your way to homeownership! It’s understandable if you’re excited as well as anxious. We’re by your side to help you buy with confidence through exceptional service before, during and after your home inspection. With our home inspection, you receive value-added services to track manufacturer recalls on major appliances, get attractive offers on essential services, and transfer your utilities to your new home.
Here’s Your Home Buyer Inspection Checklist
A Buyer's Home Inspection Checklist: Exterior
During the exterior inspection, have this checklist handy to understand what the inspector is checking and to take any notes of your own.
- Foundation: Watch out for visible cracks and signs of water seepage.
- Roof: Look for stains, dark spots, moss, and missing shingles or tiles.
- Attic space: Seek signs of moisture, improper ventilation, and missing or damaged insulation.
- Rain gutters and downspouts: Ensure they are properly attached and direct water away from the house.
- Exterior stucco or paint: Look for cracks, peeling, or signs of water damage.
A Buyer's Home Inspection Checklist: Interior
During the interior inspection, have this checklist handy to understand what the inspector is checking and to take any notes of your own.
- Operating and permanent electrical panels, light switches, and power outlets: Make sure they're functional.
- Thermostats and HVAC system: Confirm that they're working correctly and have been maintained well.
- Plumbing fixtures, faucets, and water heaters: Keep an eye out for leaks or corrosion.
- Permanent appliances: Test for proper function and estimate their age.
- Walls, ceilings, and floors: Look for cracks, water stains, and signs of structural concerns.
- Doors and windows: Ensure they open and close easily and are adequately sealed.
- Stairs, steps, and railings: Ensure they are sturdy and safe.
- Porches and balconies: Watch for signs of wear, damage, or safety hazards.
- Walkways and driveways: Check for cracks, uneven surfaces, and proper drainage.
- Basement: Check for signs of dampness, water intrusion, and adequate insulation.
- Garage: Make sure it functions correctly, has safety features, and has no signs of damage.
Home Inspections Protect Your Most Valuable Investment
Without a professional home inspection, underlying issues are often overlooked, leading to health issues and thousands in costly repairs that could have been avoided.
Home Inspections Bring Peace of Mind by Identifying Health and Safety Issues
Guaranteed home inspector are highly trained, certified and use the latest tools and technologies to detect and help develop mitigation plans for key issues that can affect your health, safety, and investment.
