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Joseph V. Petrozola |
The National Association of Certified Home Inspectors is a non-profit organization helping home inspectors maintain inspection excellence. For more information about NACHI, visit www.nachi.org. |
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Got a question for the
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Why get a home Inspection
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For the home buyer, whether it's your first home, second or you are a
seasoned pro, there's always something exciting about that special house.
You imagine what special thing you plan to do with this room, who will get
what bedroom, what color paint for each room, and the list goes on. Now look behind the scenes, as a home inspector does. It may be true that these things are important to you, but without the trained eye and knowledge of the home inspector, you could get stuck with more than you bargained for. The home inspector's job is to educate the client about the home. A home inspector is trained to look beyond the nice looking room, or the wonderful layout of the house. The Professional Inspector can point out potential problems before they become to costly. The Professional Home Inspector must be able to diagnose a problem in a house based on what can be detected from a visual inspection of the house. The home inspector's findings could have an effect on the selling price of the house. It is at this point that the buyer and seller have a decision to make concerning the price of the house. Now, more than ever, more and more people are turning to the Professional Home Inspector before buying their homes. In most circumstances, as well, banks and lending institutions are requiring that a home be inspected before a mortgage will be approved. You have a lot on your mind when you buy a home, make things a little easier for yourself by getting your home inspected by the Home Detective Home Inspection Service. |
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| Your Personal
Inspection |
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Your personal inspection will include:
* A 35 page written inspection report, focusing on the observations of visible and accessible parts of the following: The general structure; basement/lower
level; heating & cooling systems; plumbing; bathrooms; kitchens;
electrical; fireplaces; appliances; general interior; attic insulation;
ventilation; roof; exterior; doors; windows; chimney; porches; decks;
grounds; sidewalks; driveway; fences; and more. |
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| Your Home Inspection
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| * A 2-4
hour personal inspection where the home buyer walks with the inspector
during the inspection.
* An approximate dollar amount of any major defects found and recommendations on which specialist to call (e.g. mason, carpenter, etc.) * FREE Personalized phone consultations at any time after the inspection. * Inspection report presented to client in a professional 3 ring view binder. |
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| To Schedule an
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#1- Please allow 2-4 hours for a complete professional inspection. #2-Call (518) 372-6597 Joseph
V. Petrozola Certified Home Inspector #3- Advise realtors, buyers,
sellers & tenants of scheduled inspection time #4- Advise sellers / tenants
that all appliances and systems included in the #5- Buyer and or Buyers Agent
should be present. Buyer is encouraged to #6- All utilities should be operational on the day of inspection. #7- If house is difficult to
find, please try to give directions to inspector at |
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| View your inspection
report online |
The Home Detective now allows you to view your inspection report
thru
www.inspectvue.com |
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