Hiring a home inspector is not mandatory when you buy a home. However, a home inspection can be one of the best pre-home buying strategies a home buyer can use. Hiring a home inspector can save first-time home buyers hundreds to thousands simply by uncovering a home’s hidden or deferred maintenance problems or severe substandard structural issues A home inspector’s job is to perform a physical assessment and inspection of a home. They know how to search for potential issues with a home. They are experienced with the biggest home maintenance issues and cost. The home inspection process provides the buyer with their professional opinions of a home’s major systems, based on their training and level of experience. They provide potential home owners with peace of mind. A home inspection from Total Home Inspections is an unbiased and in-depth visual inspection of the structure and operating components. We encourage buyers to attend the inspection, ask questions, and voice concerns. We want you to start your journey home with confidence. A Total Home Inspection covers nearly every element in and around a home. My inspections follow the North Carolina Home Inspector Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics and the American Society of Home Inspectors Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics.

Before you put your home on the market, this inspection allows you to catch anything that might be found in a buyer’s inspection and to address it before it is discovered by a potential buyer and compromises the sale​. Plus, it gives you time to shop for contractors and complete repairs on your time, avoiding the due diligence rush that accompanies a buyer’s inspection. When you’re ready to put your home on the market, your pre-listing home inspection report becomes a full-disclosure marketing tool that can be linked to your online listing. Your report and repair records might even encourage the buyer to waive their inspection contingency, which could speed up the sale of your home. A home inspection from Total Home Inspections is an unbiased and in-depth visual inspection of the structure and operating components. We encourage sellers to attend the inspection, ask questions, and voice concerns. A Total Home Inspection covers nearly every element in and around a home. My inspections follow the North Carolina Home Inspector Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics and the American Society of Home Inspectors Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics.

With a good foundation the framing of a house is where structural issues can be caused. Identifying them before they are concealed by drywall is the key to preventing future issues in your home. Pre-drywall inspections are one way to make sure that a house was built in accordance with the plans. During the construction of a home, a pre-drywall inspection is completed immediately after the installation of the doors, windows, foundation, flooring, wall framing, roof, plumbing, and electrical rough-in, but before the drywall is hung. This construction-phase inspection is essential because once the new home is finished, drywall can cover up structural issues and wrong interior features, making detecting or addressing issues both challenging and expensive. A home inspection from Total Home Inspections is an unbiased and in-depth visual inspection of the structure and operating components. We encourage homeowners to attend the inspection, ask questions, and voice concerns. A Total Home Inspection covers nearly every element in and around a home. My inspections follow the North Carolina Home Inspector Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics and the American Society of Home Inspectors Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics.

Typically, a homebuilder will provide a one-year warranty that covers certain work and material defects. The 11-month warranty inspection is an inspection just before the builder’s warranty expires. In some cases, the warranty might extend until 2 years. This inspection is critical to finding defects in the home that might have happened during the home ownership process or were not found before. Once a home inspector inspects the property, a homeowner can then turn their report over to the builder for repairs based on the home warranty. A home inspection from Total Home Inspections is an unbiased and in-depth visual inspection of the structure and operating components. We encourage homeowners to attend the inspection, ask questions, and voice concerns. A Total Home Inspection covers nearly every element in and around a home. My inspections follow the North Carolina Home Inspector Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics and the American Society of Home Inspectors Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics.

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Radon is a colorless, odorless naturally occurring radioactive gas that can only be detected by having your home Tested. When present at dangerous levels, radon can cause major health problems, In fact, radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer. A test can help put your mind at ease and protect the members of your household. To learn more about Radon click here.

Termites  can be much more than a nuisance, they can cause a threat to not only your property but potentially also your health. Schedule your pest inspection at the time of your home inspection to help solve problems now and in the future.