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A full home inspection is designed to give you a better understanding of the condition of the home at the time of the inspection. It includes examining the visible and accessible areas of the house from the roof to the foundation, inside and outside, and checking all major appliances and systems for any apparent defects or areas of concern.

A thorough assessment of the home before the home is listed. After a pre-listing inspection, you can decide to make any necessary repairs before your house goes on the market and can feel confident about the price you set.

It is often assumed that new homes are perfect; however, newly constructed homes can often have just as many and in some cases, more defects than previously-owned ones. A new construction inspection takes place prior to the last walk-through to ensure that you have no concerns when you move in.

A chimney inspection examines the accessible interior and exterior areas of your chimney to make sure it is sound and free from obstructions such as flammable roofing material debris.

Mold can cause respiratory health problems, especially in children and the elderly or at risk. With a mold test, any mold specimens found will be sent to a lab to determine the type of mold. Once it is identified, it can be properly treated to remove it and prevent its return.

Certain loans require water testing, which checks for the presence of bacteria(s), E.coli, coliform nitrates, nitrates, and lead in water.