WHY GET A HOME INSPECTION?

Buying a home is one of the most significant decisions - and one of the biggest investments - you will ever make.

A home is more than the sum of its parts. It’s the place in which you dream and live your life. It’s where you spend quality time with family and friends; it’s your nest-egg, your retirement, your legacy to your children. As such, purchasing a home is as much an emotional investment as a financial one.

Because the decision is primarily emotional, you may be blinded to the parts of the house that are not performing. Missed problems can swiftly turn your dream home into a nightmare.

Independent Assessment By A Professional

A professional home inspection will enable you to learn a great deal about the ins-and-outs of a particular home, answer some very important questions, and help give you peace of mind.

An inspection of the home you are considering will help you make an informed decision during the purchase process. It also builds a foundation of knowledge about the house and its systems, allowing you to take true pride of ownership.

Equipped with home-maintenance information, you stand a far better chance of protecting your investment and increasing its worth over time.

Who do you go to for help?

Peace of mind is a precious commodity when you are making the major purchase of your life. A professional home inspection benefits everyone, from the buyer to the seller as well as any other professionals involved with the sale.

eINSPECTION provides a comprehensive visual inspection of a house, reporting on as many as 1,600 interior and exterior items in a comprehensive survey. Our inspectors are highly trained to inspect all systems for existing and potential problems. eINSPECTION inspectors also carry errors and omissions insurance and provide a written report on the house.

Finding Problems Is Not The Goal...

The goal of a home inspection is to provide an accurate reflection of the condition of the house.  Most often a home inspection report just assures the buyer that he or she can proceed without taking a leap into a potential money pit.

If the inspector uncovers any deficiencies, the buyer then has an opportunity to take the cost of repairs into account in the offer to purchase. Or, the vendor can make the repairs to remove any impediment to the sale of the house. Often, the home inspector can suggest alternative, reasonably-priced fixes.