Home Maintenance Inspection
If diagnosed and corrected early, most problems in a house are minor and can be easily rectified and inexpensively repaired. For a small fraction of what a major repair would cost, you can have your home completely checked out and repaired before damaged or unsafe conditions worsen and become much more expensive. When considering a home renovation or addition it is prudent to include a home inspection in that process. After all, it’s your home and you want the improvements to be done correctly.
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Our team of highly experienced, fully trained, and licensed inspectors would not only know what issues to look for, but most importantly – can advise you on important maintenance and care items that will help you maintain your home for years to come.
Moreover, you will receive a complete “honey-do list” without all the guessing and uncertainty that goes into most home improvement projects.
Here are some of the biggest reasons why you should have specialists do a home maintenance inspection for you:
- Our team can identify those small maintenance issues before they become big and more costly problems.
- Provide you with a complete home inspection report detailing the current condition of your home.
- You get to save money! By doing minor repairs now, it will save you from big repairs and costs in the future.
- No surprises when you sell. When you do sell your home in the future, there won’t be any unexpected surprises
Do you want to learn more about what we can do for your home? See what is included in our Complete Home Inspection.
If this is the first time you will have home maintenance checks, you can read more about what to expect during your Inspection.
Are you interested to see what a home inspection report would look like? Check out our Sample Home Inspection Report.
Home Maintenance Inspection
If diagnosed and corrected early, most problems in a house are minor and can be easily rectified and inexpensively repaired. For a small fraction of what a major repair would cost, you can have your home completely checked out and repaired before damaged or unsafe conditions worsen and become much more expensive. When considering a home renovation or addition it is prudent to include a home inspection in that process. After all, it’s your home and you want the improvements to be done correctly.
Home Maintenance Inspections
Our team of highly experienced, fully trained, and licensed inspectors would not only know what issues to look for, but most importantly – can advise you on important maintenance and care items that will help you maintain your home for years to come.
Moreover, you will receive a complete “honey-do list” without all the guessing and uncertainty that goes into most home improvement projects.
Here are some of the biggest reasons why you should have specialists do a home maintenance inspection for you:
- Our team can identify those small maintenance issues before they become big and more costly problems.
- Provide you with a complete home inspection report detailing the current condition of your home.
- You get to save money! By doing minor repairs now, it will save you from big repairs and costs in the future.
- No surprises when you sell. When you do sell your home in the future, there won’t be any unexpected surprises
Do you want to learn more about what we can do for your home? See what is included in our Complete Home Inspection.
If this is the first time you will have home maintenance checks, you can read more about what to expect during your Inspection.
Are you interested to see what a home inspection report would look like? Check out our Sample Home Inspection Report.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a home maintenance inspection?
It is a full inspection for people who already own their home, carried out on a routine basis rather than as part of a sale. The goal is to catch deterioration early, while repairs are still small.
I am not buying or selling. Why would I need an inspection?
Because most expensive home repairs begin as small, inexpensive problems that were not visible. A roof, a drainage issue or a slow plumbing leak found early costs a fraction of what it costs once it has caused damage.
How often should I have one?
Many homeowners schedule one every few years, or ahead of a major seasonal change. Older homes and homes with known issues benefit from being looked at more often.
What does it cover?
The same systems as a complete home inspection – roof, structure, exterior, plumbing, electrical, heating and cooling, insulation and ventilation, interior and installed appliances.
What do I get at the end?
A written report with photographs, setting out current condition and what needs attention, so you can plan and budget repairs rather than react to emergencies.
