Clients save an additional $50 when they pay in-advance or at the time of inspection. Plus! If your home doesn’t close for ANY reason, your next inspection with Inquest Inspections is FREE as long as you hire the same realtor for your next home.
Hire Inquest Insepections for a Pre-Listing Inspection and save $50 when you hire Inquest Inspections to inspect your new home. This discount applies for clients who Pay At Closing. Our Zero-Risk Advantage guarantee still applies!
Statistics show that 40% to 50% of homes are purchased with FHA insured mortgages and approximately 10% of homes are purchased with a VA loan.
Pre-Listing Inspections are not typical home inspections. This inspection is used by Sellers to help them prepare to meet the Minimum Property Standards under HUD guidelines. Sellers find the Pre-Listing Inspection helpful by providing them with a punch list of defects to repair long before being discovered by an FHA appraiser. Pre-Listing Home Inspections are a great way to tell potential buyers, “Our home is ready to move in!”
Any fees collected in advance for services not performed will be refunded to clients who paid up-front.
Clients who cancel before the inspection begins will receive a full refund.
Clients who cancel after the inspection has begun will receive a 50% refund for fees collected in advance.
Bill at closing for no additional fee is available for clients working directly WITH THE ASSISTANCE of a Realtor.
Bill at closing is NOT available to clients working WITHOUT the ASSISTANCE of a Realtor.
Inquest Inspections is always on the lookout for Wood Destroying Organisms like termites however we are not licensed to perform official termite inspections, nor deliver an ODAFF-1.
We will gladly schedule the termite inspection for our clients if our clients do not have their own termite inspector.
Structural inspections performed by Inquest Inspections are limited visual inspections describing the condition of the roof, exposed wall framing, exposed framing in the attic, the exterior foundation, accessible and visible foundation components exposed in a crawlspace and exposed floor framing in a crawlspace.
The inspector may also provide a visual evaluation of the lot and how the grading may be negatively affecting proper drainage around the foundation.
Not all homes require a structural inspection that involves the services of a licensed structural engineer, however Inquest Inspections will always recommend the services of a licensed structural engineer when visible structual defects will require repair recommendations.
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Call, text or email if you have any questions or use the online scheduler to set up a home inspection.