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At Healthy Home and Mold Inspections, we will inspect every system of your house according to the InterNACHI® Home Inspection Standards of Practice. 
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As home inspectors, we get asked this question all the time. Everyone's situation is different and there is never a baseline response. It's very important to determine early on what your "deal breakers" are! There needs to be the conversation of how comfortable you are at DIY projects and/or how you plan to hire and interview contractors if and when they are required.  Bored of the same ol’ same ol’ in your home? Check out this free and easy room makeover blog! https://bit.ly/3pNlqTO  Your inspection report will be easy to read and clear to understand, and it will be available within hours of the inspection. Check out a sample report!  Open kickouts or filler plates may not seem like an urgent issue, but check out this article to find out why they are so important! https://buyersask.com/.../elect.../panel-knock-outs-missing/  Check out these money-saving hacks to spruce up your home!  Gutters and downspouts are important for proper drainage of rainwater but what happens next? Once the water is funneled down the spout, where does it go? Is the grading of the yard is stopped enough for all the water to run off or does it allow accumulation around your foundation? A couple drops of water is not harmful but over time errosion will occur. Errosion around your foundation can and will make it unstable at some point and cause further issues. If your grading is not sloped enough, I highly recommend running french drains to ensure all water is removed from around your home! In this photo everything looks OK until it rains.   |
AuthorAt Healthy Home and Mold Inspections, we are a part of your team for years to come! We strive to help our families not only make a great decision when buying or selling a home but we want to help everyone have a better, healthier life. After the home inspection has been completed, we offer a lifetime consultation for your new home. ArchivesCategories |
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