Residential
Overview
How much do you know about the home you’re interested in? Many homes may have blatant defects that are not readily visible. Identifying these may require the services of a trained inspector. Homespec, LLC offers inspection services to help you understand all aspects of the home you are interested in. We encourage you to participate in the inspection process so we can help educate you about the home.
We will prepare a detailed inspection report identifying all issues within 24 hours.
Just dial 419-297-0999 to learn more about our home inspection service.
- Types of Inspections:
- Pre-Purchase Inspections
- Pre-Listing Inspections
- Pest Inspections
- Radon Testing
- New Construction Inspections
Pre-purchase Inspections
Home buyers want an accurate and focused assessment of the property they are buying. They want assurances that their money is being well spent and that the property they are buying is a safe and sound. Generally they are concerned mostly about the big ticket items, such as Roofing, Structure, Foundations and Mechanical systems. We focus on these items, to insure an accurate assessment on these items for subject properties. We engage experts when necessary to evaluate conditions that may be complex and beyond our expertise, with the recognition that our goal is to provide the best service possible for the client.
Pre-listing Inspections
Pre-Sale Inspection
Property sellers are often not sure what to expect when a buyer requests an inspection for a property they are selling. A Pre-sales inspection is a good way to get an accurate assessment of issues that may be problematic for closing the transaction. A pre-sales inspection can identify issues that need to be addressed before entering a real estate contract where financial obligations mount as the transaction approaches closing. Issues that could cause delays or the deal to fall through are best dealt with before listing the property for sale. A Pre-sales inspection is a good tool for sellers to insure that their property sale progresses with a minimum of disruption related to the condition of their property.
New Construction Inspection
While most builders do quality work and hire reputable sub-contractors, building a house is a very complex and error prone process. Having an independent, in-process inspection of a home you are building is a good way to insure that oversights and seemingly minor mistakes don’t become baked into the process, possibly leading to significant issues after the home is completed. An in-process inspection generally consists 5 visits to the building site, each at major stages of the building process. Foundation, Framing and roofing, Behind wall utilities (Electrical, Plumbing), Drywall, and finishes, and final walkthrough.