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My Promise to You - Choosing the right home inspector in Edmond, Oklahoma City, or anywhere in the OKC Metro area can be difficult. One usually meets the home inspector after they hire the inspector, and it is time for the actual inspection. I know that can be a little scary because buying a home is a big deal for most people. I completely understand this. Therefore, I promise you that I will give you my very best effort and will endeavor to do a great and thorough inspection for you. I count it an honor and a privilege to do your inspection. I thank you for your trust. I want to respect & earn that trust.
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What is a Home Inspection?
A home inspection is a visual examination of the physical structure and systems of an entire home. We examine the inside and the outside of a home from the roof to the foundation and everything between. A professional home inspection gives you an independent, unbiased view of the inspected property so you can make a sound, informed decision.
Why do you need a Home Inspection?
The Purchase of a home is one of the largest single investments you will ever make. You should learn as much as possible about the conditions of the property and the need for any major repairs before you invest your hard earned money.
A Home Inspection not only shows problem areas, but also shows the positive aspects of your new home. It gives you a much better understanding of the property you are about to purchase. In addition, we encourage all Home Buyers to go along on the inspection and ask as many questions as possible. We are there to educate and help you! But don't take our word for it.
Check out this paper: Why You Should Get a Home Inspection
A Home Inspection not only shows problem areas, but also shows the positive aspects of your new home. It gives you a much better understanding of the property you are about to purchase. In addition, we encourage all Home Buyers to go along on the inspection and ask as many questions as possible. We are there to educate and help you! But don't take our word for it.
Check out this paper: Why You Should Get a Home Inspection
How long do Home Inspections last?
The length of time it takes to do a good and thorough job inspecting a home can vary a lot. Inspections generally take around two to three hours, but can last even longer. The size, age, general condition of the various systems in the home will affect the length of time needed.
Why choose us for your Home, Residential, Commercial or other Real Estate inspection?
- We are locally owned and operated.
- We provide highly personalized Home Inspections from foundation to the roof. Inside and outside.
- We will provide you with a detailed report for your records.
- We provide estimates for repair costs, if desired.
- Our inspectors have passed the National Home Inspector Exam and are licensed in the state of
Oklahoma.
- We adhere to the highest principles of ethical conduct as outlined by the International Association of
Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI). Click here to read the InterNACHI Standards of Practice.
And click here to read the InterNACHI Code of Ethics.
- We take pride in our Professionalism and Thoroughness.
- We Inspect your Structure, Exterior, Roof, Appliances, Plumbing, Electrical, Heat and Air, Interior,
Attic, Crawlspace and Basement.....
- Our inspections exceed the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI®) Standards of Practice.
- We encourage you to attend your inspection and ask questions.
- We help you make informed decisions with peace of mind.
- We provide highly personalized Home Inspections from foundation to the roof. Inside and outside.
- We will provide you with a detailed report for your records.
- We provide estimates for repair costs, if desired.
- Our inspectors have passed the National Home Inspector Exam and are licensed in the state of
Oklahoma.
- We adhere to the highest principles of ethical conduct as outlined by the International Association of
Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI). Click here to read the InterNACHI Standards of Practice.
And click here to read the InterNACHI Code of Ethics.
- We take pride in our Professionalism and Thoroughness.
- We Inspect your Structure, Exterior, Roof, Appliances, Plumbing, Electrical, Heat and Air, Interior,
Attic, Crawlspace and Basement.....
- Our inspections exceed the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI®) Standards of Practice.
- We encourage you to attend your inspection and ask questions.
- We help you make informed decisions with peace of mind.
Who needs a home inspection?
- Home Buyers: You need an inspection when purchasing a home whether it is a pre-existing
home or a newly constructed home. We have identified lots of problems that needed to be addressed
by a builder prior to someone moving in to a newly constructed home.
"The house inspection is one of your most powerful buying tools." Before You Buy! Michael Corbet,
Host of NBC's Extras - Mansions and Millionaires, p.209
- Home Sellers: A presale home inspection is a wise way to head off potential problems and a way to
evaluate your home before you even put it on the market. It can save you lots of money in the long
run by giving you an opportunity to find issues and make repairs and improvements to as many things
as you can. It will also provide you with a reference point by which to compare the results of the
buyer's home inspection ─ a great advantage that could possibly prevent the loss of a sale.
"A smart seller will arrange for an inspection prior to showing the house to identify any latent defects
that might kill a deal with a buyer." How to Sell a House Fast in a Slow Real Estate Market,
William Bronchick and Ray Cooper, p.14.
"...instead of waiting for the buyer's home inspection to turn up problems, sellers should get one
themselves before listing, says Tony Geraci, broker/owner of Century 21 Home Star." Don't Let Your
House Sale Fall Through, Wall Street Journal by Amy Hook
home or a newly constructed home. We have identified lots of problems that needed to be addressed
by a builder prior to someone moving in to a newly constructed home.
"The house inspection is one of your most powerful buying tools." Before You Buy! Michael Corbet,
Host of NBC's Extras - Mansions and Millionaires, p.209
- Home Sellers: A presale home inspection is a wise way to head off potential problems and a way to
evaluate your home before you even put it on the market. It can save you lots of money in the long
run by giving you an opportunity to find issues and make repairs and improvements to as many things
as you can. It will also provide you with a reference point by which to compare the results of the
buyer's home inspection ─ a great advantage that could possibly prevent the loss of a sale.
"A smart seller will arrange for an inspection prior to showing the house to identify any latent defects
that might kill a deal with a buyer." How to Sell a House Fast in a Slow Real Estate Market,
William Bronchick and Ray Cooper, p.14.
"...instead of waiting for the buyer's home inspection to turn up problems, sellers should get one
themselves before listing, says Tony Geraci, broker/owner of Century 21 Home Star." Don't Let Your
House Sale Fall Through, Wall Street Journal by Amy Hook
Check out my interview, Home Inspections Importance on Oklahoma Homes, one of the top sites for Oklahoma real estate, including Oklahoma City, OK homes for sale. Oklahoma Homes also services North Carolina homes for sale and Georgia homes for sale.