For most people, purchasing a home will be the largest investment you will ever make. Why take unnecessary chances when a home inspection can provide you with valuable information that can help avoid unexpected and costly surprises. There are wide ranges of conditions that are unique to each property that might not be apparent to the average home buyer. A home inspection is designed to identify conditions whether big or small that need to be identified so that repairs can be performed in a timely fashion. Home inspections are beneficial to both buyers and sellers and are not limited to older buildings. Newer buildings and homes may have construction over sites or may need closer examination to determine the need for maintenance or periodic monitoring. Preventative maintenance can save homeowners costly future repairs. It’s not uncommon for older buildings to have a history of previous repairs. Many have had major modifications such as additions, added ground level living areas or developed attics. It is important that these areas be closely examined to determine overall condition. After an inspection, you will be more familiar with the basic operation of home maintenance and will be able to make decisions regarding repairs or upgrades with more confidence and understanding.
He (David) was friendly, detailed and meticulous in looking at all of the aspects of our home. Melissa, Yelp 2011
I feel like we've made a friend and partner for life, and we are EXTREMELY lucky to know David! Lindsey S., Yelp 2011
He was our realtor's preferred home inspector and we can see why. Joyce L. Yelp 2009
I can't say enough good things about David; his evaluation and support is above and beyond any contractor or home service we have ever worked with. Melissa W. Yelp 2009
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