PEACE OF MIND BEFORE YOU SIGN
Maximize value, minimize concessions, and close faster for a fair price.
Pre-Listing Inspection
A pre-listing inspection provides valuable insights into potential issues that a buyer’s inspector may uncover. By conducting an inspection beforehand, you’ll gain the flexibility to address potential issues by remedying them yourself or by preparing a strategy for addressing them at the negotiating table.
Let us show you how a pre-listing inspection pays for itself by encouraging stronger offers by getting ahead of repairs, minimizing concessions, and eliminating surprises.
Issues delayed 11% of contracts and 9% of contract terminations in 2021 according to the National ASSC. Of Realtors. Put the odds in your favor by being prepared.
Every Home Inspection Includes:
A detailed evaluation of hundreds of systems and components using advanced tools and technology — with an unbiased report including detailed explanations of any defects or safety issues along with any corrective measures and full color photos. Some of the things we look at include:
Grounds
We inspect driveways, walkways, porches, and patio conditions.
Foundation
Evaluate grading and structural integrity.
Exterior
Assess the roof, gutters, walls, doors, trim, electrical and faucets.
Garage
Evaluate the structure, flooring, and overall condition.
Electrical Systems
Inspect the service panels, wiring, fixtures and AFCI / GFCI Outlets.
Cooling Systems
Test and evaluate A/C units, controls, ductwork, and air handlers.
Heating Systems
Test and evaluate heating units, distribution, thermostat, and air filters.
Plumbing Systems
Assess main lines, supply lines, pressure, drainage, vents, and water heaters.
Interior Features
Evaluate doors, windows, walls, floors, ceilings, smoke detectors, and laundry systems.
Kitchen
Test appliances and evaluate plumbing, counters, and cabinets.
Bathroom
Evaluate sinks, toilets, bathtubs, showers, and ventilation.
