As the most common type of home inspection, a buyer's inspection keeps you abreast of potential problem areas in a home. In both new and older homes, the best way to ensure you're well-informed about a property is to have a professional home inspection done. We are trained to identify problem areas that were overlooked by the previous owners and to identify which ones may require immediate attention.

 Whether you're selling your home on your own or using a REALTOR®, it's a good idea to have a home inspection done. We help you determine the severity of problems, what must be immediately addressed, and what can wait. The more you know about your home, the more prepared you will be for negotiation. 

Most builders provide a one-year warranty for new home construction. During this time, the buyer develops a list of corrections for the contractor to repair under the warranty coverage. Some defects won't be evident to the untrained eye. It's important to obtain our home inspector's list of items that will most likely be fixed by your builder at no cost to you. As a result, you'll have peace of mind knowing potential problems were addressed before they developed into something that could cost you money down the road. 

 In a new home, the quality of construction can vary from job site to job site. Because of that, many buyers have independent reviews done on their construction projects during various stages of the process. This inexpensive inspection protects your purchase, prevents unpleasant surprises, and ensures the quality of your home before the final purchase.