First, keep your cool. I know this is frustrating, but you’re negotiating with the person responsible for building and (hopefully) repairing whatever breakdown or damage your home is experiencing. You want to diffuse the situation. Many times, builders are just really busy. Others are resistant and hope your problem will go away. Either way, you … Read more
Contact your home inspector. There may come a time when you find something wrong with your house after you move in that makes you upset or disappointed with your home inspection. Here are some things to keep in mind: Intermittent or Concealed Problems: Some problems can only be discovered by living in a house. They … Read more
Because quality is different. In fact, 60% of home inspectors drop out within 12 months so if you work with someone brand new, chances are they won’t be around this time next year. The price includes their time, effort, training, experience, creativity, curiosity, commitment, intuition, efficiency, skill, and ability. You get what you pay for.
From 1 month to 1 year. A home is under constant stress both inside and out so things can change quickly. If you’re looking at a home that had an inspection performed more than a month ago – especially if it’s vacant – it’s still a good idea to get one for yourself.n But, if … Read more
Not at all. Homes break down and deteriorate. If there are potential hidden problems, they need to be inspected. For example, a home seller can inspect their home before they put it on the market. Real estate investors can inspect the homes they buy so they know their condition and can budget for repairs. Apartment … Read more
Yes. I’ve never encountered a professional home inspector who wasn’t. To become certified, a professional home inspector must train and pass a series of exams that cover topics ranging from ethics to foundations to equipment. This is why it’s a bad idea to use a friend or family member. So if someone only performs commercial … Read more
Yes. $295. Repairs should be performed by qualified professionals who provide a scope of work, contact information, proof of payment, and (hopefully) a warranty. And get all of this in your possession before closing. So it shouldn’t be necessary for a generalist to come back and check the work of a specialist. But, if you … Read more
No. And neither should any certified home inspector who charges for their service. That’s a conflict of interest and an ethics violation.
For as long as you own your home. A home inspector should be available to answer any questions you have about your home for as long as you live there.
Yes. Feel free to use this time to get as much done as possible. If you need to schedule the appraisal, the carpet guys, the painter, the granite guy, the decorator, and give your in-laws a tour, go right ahead (just remember Q19). The only time that might not be a good idea is if … Read more
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