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Superior Inspection Services, LLC
Types of Inspections
Pre-Listing Inspections
This is an inspection requested by the seller prior to listing a home for sale. As the seller, taking the initiative and providing a professional home inspection will create a feeling of good faith between the seller and the buyer.
Pre-Purchase Inspections
In today's market this is actually the most common home inspection. This inspection is requested by the buyer. It allows a buyer to be aware of the condition of all major systems and make an informed decision to purchase or not.
New Construction Inspections
Home inspections are not just for existing homes. When purchasing new construction it is important to make sure that everything has been completed to your satisfaction before the closing takes place.
Annual Maintenance Inspections
Not everyone is a handyman, scheduling annual inspections allows you to know there may be a problem and you can have it addressed before it has a chance to become a much larger issue.
Post Renovation Inspections
Renovating your home is very common these days. Having an inspection at this time will verify that everything has been completed as agreed before the final payment is made to your contractor.
Pre-Closing Inspections
This allows you to be sure that everything you agreed to as part of the sale has be completed prior to the closing taking place.
Condominium Homeowner Association Property Inspections
Complete interior and/or exterior property and building inspections will provide your homeowner's with information regarding preventative maintenance as well as issues that may become problematic in the future.
This is an inspection requested by the seller prior to listing a home for sale. As the seller, taking the initiative and providing a professional home inspection will create a feeling of good faith between the seller and the buyer.
Pre-Purchase Inspections
In today's market this is actually the most common home inspection. This inspection is requested by the buyer. It allows a buyer to be aware of the condition of all major systems and make an informed decision to purchase or not.
New Construction Inspections
Home inspections are not just for existing homes. When purchasing new construction it is important to make sure that everything has been completed to your satisfaction before the closing takes place.
Annual Maintenance Inspections
Not everyone is a handyman, scheduling annual inspections allows you to know there may be a problem and you can have it addressed before it has a chance to become a much larger issue.
Post Renovation Inspections
Renovating your home is very common these days. Having an inspection at this time will verify that everything has been completed as agreed before the final payment is made to your contractor.
Pre-Closing Inspections
This allows you to be sure that everything you agreed to as part of the sale has be completed prior to the closing taking place.
Condominium Homeowner Association Property Inspections
Complete interior and/or exterior property and building inspections will provide your homeowner's with information regarding preventative maintenance as well as issues that may become problematic in the future.
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Reporting Services
A very important part of the home inspection process is a written report. The report will explain the information found during the inspection, age of the property, structural components, roof age and condition, plumbing, electrical, exterior items etc. along with pictures showing any items of minor or major concern that should be addressed.
Report