This is for a final product or turnkey property. The home is in decent shape and all the utilities are ON.
The choice for 99% of investors we work with.
INCLUDES the termite inspection.
When the house is in rough shape, you’re NOT concerned with the rest of the home, or you’re going to gut it. This only checks the bones, so it’s important that the utilities are on.
This does NOT include a termite inspection.
We can inspect 100 units a day or 300 in a weekend.
We work with real estate investors from all over the world and know exactly what you need to run the numbers.
Our prices are fair, our inspections are clear and detailed, our service is friendly and responsive and our reports are easy-to-read and ready the same day.
Call us to make sure the information is honest, objective, and understood so you know what you’re buying.
When you're NOT concerned about defects in other areas or the home is in really rough shape.
Good question. There's a big difference.
Simple.
Your first 3 inspections are full price.
The rest have an automatic 15% discount*.
*NOT available with the major-items inspections and ONLY available with single-family homes.
No.
This is a no frills, ala carte, bare minimum, Spirit airlines kind of inspection.
But it can be added. Just let us know.
This is an important question. Especially if you're buying an older home.
I would NEVER discourage a sewer scope, but sometimes it's a no-brainer.
For instance,
It's important because sewer line repairs can range from $500-$30,000.
We DO NOT perform sewer scope inspections.
Instead, we partner with a company called HydroPhysics to do them for us.
No.
We don’t know if it’s off for a reason so it’s not safe and should be lit before the inspection starts.
No. And neither should you. Here's why...
This is the MOST INSIDIOUS system and we don't take any reckless chances that might end up causing mold and moisture damage in a property you're buying.
If we didn't turn it off, we don't want to turn it on. There might be a leak we don't know about.
And even if we get permission to turn it on, it doesn't always come from someone with first-hand information and we don't want to find out the hard way that a repair hasn't been made.
Plus, by this point, the buyer must also agree to the risks since it will be their home in the end.
Just play it safe. If the water is not flowing through the faucets, it's always best to postpone the inspection and let the seller turn it on.
This lets them find and fix any leaks BEFORE the inspection so we can do the inspection right the first time.
Would YOU Like To Check The Bones YOURSELF Before The Home Inspection?
This no-nonsense field guide is based on our Major-Items Inspection and will help you decide if the home has good bones or is just a money pit in disguise BEFORE your home inspection.
Mention your purchase when scheduling and get $20 off your home inspection
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Raymore, MO 64083
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Est. 2005
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