At Buyers Protection Home Inspections, We start at the roof and evaluate not only the roof coverings, but also the chimney, the ventilation system, the electrical service entrance, the plumbing stack, and any other systems or components located on the roof.

Our next step is to inspect the exterior of the home. We use a macro-micro approach to look at both the big picture and all the details.

We then move inside the house, and starting at the bottom, work our way up through the home into the attic. While inside, we address such things as the structure, the electrical and plumbing systems, the heating and cooling systems, the interior finishes, the insulation and ventilation, and accessories such as fireplaces.

Making sure you have all the information before you make such a significant decision simply makes sense. Count on Buyers Protection home inspections to give you the unbiased, professional opinion you need, when you need it.

Our evaluation is then communicated through a detailed inspection report, which includes descriptions of all the systems in the home, as well as any recommended improvements. This will help you prioritize the improvements and develop a blueprint for your future in the home.

Best of all our services don’t end with the inspection. We provide one free return consultation and for as long as you own your home, you can call us with any additional questions- at no extra charge!

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Pre-Purchasing Inspections

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Pre-Listing Inspections

The home inspection report you receive describes each of the major systems of the home including:

* Roof
* Exterior
* Structure
* Electrical
* Heating
* Cooling
* Insulation and ventilation
* Plumbing
* Interior

The report addresses the condition of each of these systems. Any recommended repairs, replacements or improvements are clearly documented. The report also includes a summary of significant issues for quick reference.

The summary is often the most important part of the report for people making their purchase decision. Ounce you have moved into your home, you will likely find more detail is required, and that is when the body of the report becomes most useful.

For those requiring still further explanation, the reference material in the report provides additional insight.

A binder style report with a digital photo album is handed to you at the end of the inspection.

Home Maintenance Tips

The home is a very significant investment for most people. Good preventative maintenance is a great way to protect your investment. Our home inspection reports include a Home Maintenance Schedule and Estimating & Budget Guide to help make sure that your home continues to be safe, comfortable and efficient.