Making sure your forever home or investment, is everything it needs to be.

Skipping out on a home inspection puts the home buyer at significant risk. For many, buying a home will likely be the single largest purchase of their lifetime. A home inspector is an objective third-party consultant acting on the buyer’s behalf, delivering a report about the home’s condition to provide the buyer with vital information to make an educated decision on their purchase.
Viewing the photos provided on the listing and visiting the home in person is only the tip of the iceberg when getting an understanding of the home. Cosmetic features play a part in determining whether the home is right for you. However, cosmetic features are often renovated relatively cheaper than significant issues associated with the home’s “bones” hiding under the surface.
The average person can easily miss vital issues without the appropriate knowledge, expertise, and tools needed to identify them. Once the home is purchased, the responsibility to remedy problems and cover costs falls onto the new homeowner, costing thousands of dollars.